Using research to improve social care
USING RESEARCH TO IMPROVE SOCIAL CARE
USING RESEARCH TO IMPROVE SOCIAL CARE
A team of scientists from St Andrews and Wales are set to make an important contribution to understanding what caused the collapse of one of the World's great dynasties around 4200 years ago, that of the Egyptian Old Kingdom.
PSYCHOLOGIST AWARDED PRESTIGIOUS READERSHIP
Scientists at the University of St Andrews have been awarded funding to look at the differences between cancer cells and normal cells using new optical methods.
The courtship behaviour of ostriches towards humans is to be explained at a series of public events aimed at promoting science.
The latest development in the £3 million Challenge Fund will be announced at a conference in Dundee today (Wednesday 4th March, 2003).
Two University of St Andrews academics have been elected Fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
Two plant scientists working at the University of St Andrews have reported the discovery of Britain's newest plant species.
The University of St Andrews has been awarded over £5 million for investment in science and research.
One of the world's authorities on the neurobiology of learning and memory is to give a series of public lectures at the University of St Andrews.