New Year honours
Three leading researchers at St Andrews have been named in the New Year’s Honours list.
Three leading researchers at St Andrews have been named in the New Year’s Honours list.
Shooting prey is a more common hunting technique in fish than previously thought, new research has found.
New Caledonian crows are particularly careful when handling their most valuable tools, according to a new study.
Whales have reaction times as fast as humans, according to new research from St Andrews and a team of international researchers.
Researchers at St Andrews have been instrumental in creating Scotland’s first national brain health and dementia research strategy.
The School of Biology has become the first department of biology in Scotland to be awarded the prestigious Gold Athena Swan Award.
Sir Ian Boyd, Professor of Biology at the University of St Andrews, has been elected a Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society.
Professor Malcolm White has been awarded £1.5m by the ERC to study how the bacterial immune system responds to viruses.
Adult children concede to exploitative mums leading to the evolution of insect societies, new research has found.
A study has shown that ethically sourced chocolate can support wildlife.