The age of chivalry
CAPTION: Illustration of the King Arthur's famous sword, Excalibur.
CAPTION: Illustration of the King Arthur's famous sword, Excalibur.
CAPTION: The 'ornamented' female dance flies leg, which they hold around their abdomens to trick males into believing they are ready for mating. CREDIT: University of St Andrews
CAPTION: One of the young scientists, Eugenie Younger (centre) with Dr Jim Kinghorn and Frances Chapman.
Mr Iain Laurie retired from his post as Technician in the School of Biology at the University of St. Andrews this summer after nearly 50 years of continuous service.
CAPTION: Guppy mating CREDIT: Sean Earnshaw
CAPTION: The sunrise and swans at the Eden site with St Andrews in the background.
Scientists from the University of St Andrews will team up with some of the countries leading experimental choreographers in an innovative Science & Dance Festival starting tonight.
Two plant scientists working at the University of St Andrews have reported the discovery of Britain's newest plant species.
University of St Andrews scientists have been awarded a grant to explore how the nervous system controls animal movements like walking and swimming.
Scots biologists have been awarded over £1 million to explain how plants, animals and microbes respond to changing environments, whether they have been introduced by accident or intentionally.