Ferguson Marine to develop renewables-powered hydrogen ferry – HySeas III
A Scottish shipyard is building the first sea-going ferry fuelled by hydrogen, marking a shift towards emissions-free marine transport.
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Michael Morpurgo on The Home Front
Award-winning children’s author Michael Morpurgo held a special event with hundreds of school children to mark the WWI centenary.
Saltire Society announces its first woman president
University of St Andrews Principal Sally Mapstone will be the Scottish culture champion's new president.
St Andrews hosts pioneering ethics debating tournament
Students from across the country will take part in the inaugural John Stuart Mill Cup.
University Statement on Professor Clara Ponsati
Clara is a valued colleague and we are committed to protect and support her. As her employer and an institution committed to the defence of free speech, we are deeply concerned by recent developments, their motives and potential consequences. In the current circumstances, we believe there are legitimate arguments that Clara is being targeted for […]
Sir James MacMillan reignites the creative power of Christian inspiration
World-renowned composer Sir James MacMillan supports ground-breaking project.
Careers are not like ladders: Female academics talk complexity
University of St Andrews publishes inspiring stories of female academics.
Professor Reicher on Turkey
This week Steve Reicher, Professor of Social Psychology, was in Istanbul as an observer under the auspices of the International Society for Political Psychology at the trial of an academic colleague accused of terrorist propaganda by the Turkish Government. This is his personal first-hand account.
Revolutionary guitar string rocks the guitar world
Interest from greats of rock and roll
“Simple” chess puzzle holds key to $1m prize
University academics have issued a 'Queens Puzzle' style challenge to computer programmers.