Sea another side of cabaret
Evening event aims to uncover some of the mysteries of Scotland’s seas.
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Making Scottish salmon healthier
New St Andrews spinout to improve our fish.
The old grey whistle test
How dolphins keep it in the family.
PAMBuoy acoustic monitoring system helps protect salmon rising at new Forth Road Bridge crossing
The new PAMBuoy™ acoustic monitoring system officially launched in September by SMRU Ltd, the spin out from the Sea Mammal Research Unit at University of St Andrews, is being used to protect salmon in the River Forth estuary during the construction of the new Forth Road Bridge.
Large numbers of salmon are killed by parasites, finds new study
Full impact of sea lice revealed for first time.
Monitoring marine mammals
Novel Scottish technology for renewable energy sector launched in St Andrews.
What lies beneath?
Study calls for more global surveys on populations of vulnerable marine mammals.
St Andrews receives Queen’s honour
A world-leading Scottish research unit has won a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for its contribution to the governance and protection of the oceans.
Deadly diving: how bubbles can drive marine mammals round ‘the bends’
A new study has found that whales and seals could suffer from the same sickness experienced by human divers.
Public urged to help solve mystery of whale calls
Scientists at the University of St Andrews are asking the public to help them solve the mystery of the way whales communicate.