International Biblical scholars at St Andrews
Earlier this month, St Mary's College hosted an international conference on Old Testament Interpretation and the Social Sciences.
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Can food choice dictate tumour characteristics?
The size, strain and seriousness of tumours could be dictated by what you eat.
Would you trust this man?
Politicians wishing to alter their 'public faces' could make themselves appear trustworthy if they manipulated photographs of themselves.
Medical collaboration with Edinburgh announced
The Universities of St Andrews and Edinburgh are to collaborate on medical teaching and research, providing 50 more doctors per year for the NHS in Scotland and offering more opportunities for Scottish students to train as doctors.
Cash award for cancer detection device
A device using light to detect, diagnose and monitor cancer is one step closer, with news of a cash award for two St Andrews scientists.
Monkeying around
The bigger the brain, the stronger chance that a primate will deceive its peers.
Combating superbugs
MRSA, one of the 'superbugs' under study at St Andrews.
Time no longer running out for ‘biological clock’
A computer scientist at the University of Andrews has developed a ground-breaking formula for working out when a woman's 'biological clock' is likely to stop ticking.
The truth is out there
Over 250 philosophers arrived in St Andrews for a prestigious international philosophy conference on the subject of truth.