Here comes the sun!
CAPTION: 'The Sun, the Earth's auroral belt and aurora.' Courtesy of the SOHO consortium. Soho is a project of international cooperation between ESA and NASA.
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Management team to create vision for Edinburgh
The City of Edinburgh Council has called on University of St Andrews management experts to develop a vision for Scotland's capital city in 2020.
Tackling alarming loss of species
The world's Governments may not be able to reach international targets for saving plant and animal species and their habitats because there are no reliable measurements of the rate at which they are disappearing, the Royal Society warned today (15th October 2002).
London school visit to St Andrews
A group of pupils from a South London school were invited to the University of St Andrews today (Wednesday 11th September) to gain a unique insight into the workings of University research.
Chemical reaction for Scottish school pupils
Nearly 200 Scottish school pupils will learn the importance of chemistry to everyday life at the University of St Andrews next week.
Scientists join tomorrow’s world ‘on the road’
Scientists from the University of St Andrews will join the 'Tomorrow's World' roadshow in Glasgow next week, in support of the BBC's efforts to 'take science on the road'.
Principal calls for even playing field in HE
The Principal of Scotland's leading University has called for a more even playing field in higher education across the world, at a major conference in Washington DC.
Celebration of local hero
The life and legacy of one of St Andrews' and Atlanta's local heroes is to be celebrated at a week-long University reunion this summer.
Whisky simplified!
A University of St Andrews researcher claims his new book will take the confusion out of whisky-buying.
Photonics innovators launch on-line catalogue
Scottish researchers have launched an innovative on-line catalogue selling specialist 'quasi-optical' components which can be used for applications such as security scanning, improving mobile telephone signals and car crash avoidance.