New sources for rare metals vital in modern technology
Research reveals newly discovered sources for rare earth metals vital in modern technologies such as mobile phones and TVs.
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HySeas III
A Scottish shipyard is building the first sea-going ferry fuelled by hydrogen, marking a shift towards emissions-free marine transport.
Step change in Scottish inshore fisheries management
St Andrews-based team secure major research funding
A tree is not just for Christmas…
University donates living Christmas Tree to Guardbridge.
Catching the sun
Quantum enhanced solar cells could hold answer to future energy needs
Developer sought for Kenly development
University of St Andrews seeks developer to bring Kenly Windfarm into operation.
New tool to assess noise impact on marine mammals
New tool to assess noise impact on marine mammals
University plans £25 million green energy centre
University to apply for planning permission to establish a Renewable Energy Centre at Guardbridge paper mill site
University seeks permission to develop wind farm
Boarhills plan aims to offset rising energy costs.
Boost for University wind farm plan
A plan to develop a wind farm at Kenly near St Andrews has received an important boost from a survey of people living in the communities of Kingsbarns, Boarhills and Dunino.