How Scotland did its duty
Three generations directly descended from a Scots Trafalgar hero will visit an exhibition today (Friday 28th October 2005) dedicated to the Scottish contribution to the Battle of Trafalgar and the Napoleonic Wars.
Three generations directly descended from a Scots Trafalgar hero will visit an exhibition today (Friday 28th October 2005) dedicated to the Scottish contribution to the Battle of Trafalgar and the Napoleonic Wars.
* Caption - Four of the poets involved - Professor Robert Crawford and John Burnside (back) and Kathleen Jamie and Don Paterson (front) *
Ever wondered how scientists estimate the number of whales and other deep sea life, or the reality behind stories of sea monsters?
An exhibition which focuses on the sea and coastline around St Andrews has opened at the University Library.
CAPTION: (L to R) Iain Smith MSP was a guest at the recent reception for the 'DNA in the Garden' exhibition. Professor Keith Sillar, Dr Alyson Tobin and Dr Susan Gilchrist of the BBSRC are pictured with him.
A fascinating exhibition, celebrating the discovery of the structure of DNA, will open to visitors at St Andrews Botanic Garden this weekend
CAPTION - 'Exploding' dissection: one of nine plates illustrating a progressive dissection of the trunk, by David Waterston and J.T. Murray, c. 1931
The cream of Scotland's printmaking talent will go on show this month at an exhibition organised by St Andrews students.
Creative Writing students from the University of St Andrews will join forces with Fine Arts students from Duncan of Jordanstone College tomorrow (Friday May 23rd) to produce a show full of surprises.
CAPTION: 'Road 1 01-2000' by John Melvin.