Scientists make quantum leap
New quantum theory research, led by the School of Physics, could transform the way scientists predict how quantum particles behave.
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Why war is a man's game
The near absence of women from the battlefield throughout history could ultimately all be down to chance, say St Andrews researchers.
New TB test could save lives
Medical research charity LifeArc and the University Infection Group will partner up to develop a molecular diagnostic test for TB.
Age matters in running success
Age and experience are the key factors in predicting running success, according to new research.
Memory test revisited
New research comparing memory in rodents and humans could have implications for treatments for memory disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease.
Size matters
Researchers have found a way to trap two miniscule spinning particles, offering fascinating insights into the world around us.
Is that ET story real?
A team of international researchers, led by scientists from St Andrews and the SETI Institute, have redefined the alien detection scale.
Social Isolation can influence some animals evolution
For some animals, such as beetles, ants, toads, and primates, short-term social isolation can be just as vital as social interaction.
Greenland’s melting glaciers
New research into Greenland’s glaciers will help bring accurate sea level rise forecasts a step closer.
Can kids plan for the future?
A benchmark test to determine whether young children are capable of planning for the future may be flawed, according to new research.