New research found that both balance scales and khipus (a method of writing using small knots used by the Inca and pre-Inca societies) were tied to Andean notions of wellbeing that prioritise achieving a state of balance
Atlantic grey seal milk rivals human breast milk in sugar complexity, challenges previously held assumptions that human milk is uniquely complex amongst mammals
Researchers at the University of St Andrews are part of a world-class team awarded a major grant to explore one of nature’s most intriguing mysteries: how animals sense the Earth’s magnetic field.
The Bonn–St Andrews Joint Academic Appointments Scheme, now in its third year, continues to strengthen the strategic alliance between the University of Bonn and the University of St Andrews.
This will enable further development of a new ‘detect and deter’ system on the lower part of the River Dee, aimed at detecting and then deterring seals from the river and preventing predation on salmon
Researchers have confirmed the details of the pit circle and to provide more precise dating and environmental information
Researchers combined 12 years of meticulous fieldwork with computer modelling
A former Lord Justice Clerk, a former Commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration, and one of the most respected broadcasters in the UK will be awarded honorary degrees at winter graduation.
African penguins are significantly more likely to forage in the same areas as commercial fishing vessels during years of low fish abundance
The newly named Dr John Forfar Clinical Study Room celebrates the life and achievements of the notable St Andrews alum