Complementary medicine – a role in cancer therapy?
The role of nutrition and complementary medicine in everything from cancer risk to menopausal symptoms will be explored at a public event at the University of St Andrews next month.
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£1.6m ‘living links’ to human evolution
CAPTION: An important mission of the new Study Centre will be to make experimental studies of primate behaviour, like tool use, accessible to the general public.
Charcoal revealed true age of new man
CAPTION: Professor Michael Bird with a cast of the oldest (40,000 years) Homo sapiens skull known from southeast Asia.
Earwigs and evolution
CAPTION: The common earwig CREDIT: Bas Teunis
Imagine… John Lennon at 64
Scientists have created an image of how John Lennon would have looked today using the latest in computer technology.
Scotland’s crumbling coastlines
Scotland's crumbling coastlines are proving a crucial resource for coastal communities to work on archaeological projects, preserving valuable information before it is lost forever.
What have we learned since the Black Report?
A conference asking, "What have we learned since the Black Report?" will be held at the University of St Andrews today.
The hidden value of a trip to the west end
Musicals including Les Miserables and The Lion King provide their audiences with a distinct philosophy of life, as well as entertainment, according to a University of St Andrews theology lecturer.
Conference celebrates award winning space mission
A group of maths experts from the University of St Andrews is hosting a major international conference to discuss the achievements of an award winning space mission which is helping to further mankind's understanding of the Sun.