Sea serpent sightings influenced by ancient marine reptile fossil finds
Sea monster sightings in the 19th century were influenced by the discovery of ancient reptile fossils, according to St Andrews research.
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St Andrews awarded share of €11.2 million European Research Council grant
The University has been awarded a share of €11.2 million from the European Research Council’s Synergy Grants to study the Sun.
St Andrews students go global
University of St Andrews graduates recognised as Global and Regional winners in the Undergraduate Awards 2018.
Laureation address: Professor Cheryl Elisabeth Praeger
Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science
Casting light on black auroras
Satellite data reveals secrets of how the dark cavities in the Northern Lights are created
Eye on the sun
St Andrews experts contribute to revolutionary new solar imaging technology
St Andrews: Where time began?
St Andrews celebrates fine line between possible time zones
Graduation address – Professor Clare Parnell
Graduation address for Wednesday 20 June, 10.30am.
Prestigious award for St Andrews’ Professor
A scientist has been recognised as a world leader in his field by the Royal Astronomical Society.
How space eruptions happen
Mathematicians have made a discovery which could lead to a better understanding of why huge eruptions occur in space.