Laying the foundations for biomedical discovery
Education Secretary lays one of the first bricks for new Biomedical Sciences Research Complex.
Education Secretary lays one of the first bricks for new Biomedical Sciences Research Complex.
New Medical and Biological Science Building opens its doors for European conference.
St Andrews leads the way thanks to £5m funding package.
Ancient protein will help understanding of rare genetic disease.
Caption: Cardhu, the inspiration behind the Gunn-Moore study.
A breakthrough by an international research team led by scientists from the University of St Andrews could help fight deadly bacteria responsible for diseases like meningitis, blood disorders and hospital-acquired infections.
Dr Valerie Smith (front centre) is pictured with colleagues during Friday's 'Wear it Pink' day. CREDIT: Peter Adamson.
CAPTION: PROFESSOR JAMES NAISMITH, WINNER OF THE 2004 CORDAY-MORGAN MEDAL.
CAPTION: Professor James Naismith (right) explains the facility's equipment to the Deputy First Minister. CREDIT: Peter Adamson.
MRSA, one of the 'superbugs' under study at St Andrews.