Permanent tribute to Benjamin Franklin
A permanent tribute to American scientist Benjamin Franklin is to be unveiled in St Andrews tomorrow (Wednesday 30 October 2002).
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Great, great grandson views Professor’s work
CAPTION: Hamish Johnston and Master and Deputy Principal Professor Colin Vincent admiring the new display CREDIT: University of St Andrews
University devotes seafront property to poetry
*Caption - left-right - Professor Robert Crawford, John Burnside, Kathleen Jamie and Don Paterson - courtesy of Steve Lindridge*
Lasers in medicine
Scientists in Scotland are developing new studies into how the latest laser trapping methods can assist in the safe and non-destructive delivery of therapeutic molecules into cells, which may lead to new, improved methods for drug delivery.
Partnership blazes a trail
Pic caption - l-r - Larry Fortune and Ron Adams. Credit: University of Dundee.
Recognition for success of Summer School students
Over 20 students who have made the transition from school, college or work into University were congratulated for their achievements at a reception at the University of St Andrews today (Wednesday 25 September 2002).
St Andrews represented at major science event
A group of University of St Andrews academics will join 400 of the best scientists from home and abroad at the BA Festival of Science 2002 this week (9th - 13th September, 2002).
Tomorrow’s postgraduate
Around 80 student representatives will descend on the University of St Andrews later this week as part of a national conference to discuss the changing face of postgraduate study in the UK.
‘Green’ appointment for university
The University of St Andrews has underlined its commitment to being 'green' by appointing its first Environment Manager.