The end to a mystery?
Astronomers at St Andrews believe they can 'simplify the dark side of the Universe'.
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Tiny Technology
A switch just one-tenth the size of a human hair has been developed by Scottish scientists to boost communication technologies.
Astronomer’s role in new planets discovery
A St Andrews researcher is part of the leading team of planet-hunting astronomers that have discovered three new planets.
Credit-card medical detection kits one step closer
Groundbreaking technology developed by St Andrews physicists.
Scientist float levitation theory
St Andrews physicists have discovered a new way of levitating tiny objects.
Jargon-free science!
A St Andrews student has straight-talked his way into the finals of a national science competition.
Next generation of lasers
Scientists at the University of St Andrews are one step closer to creating a new generation of remotely-controllable lasers.
Physicist wins prestigious award
A University of St Andrews scientist has won a highly prestigious award from several prominent scientific organisations for his work on semiconductors, light and the treatment of cancer.
Gifford lectures 2007
Astronomer Royal, Professor Martin Rees will deliver two special lectures at the University of St Andrews next week.
From mousetraps to fighting robots!
The recent lunar eclipse was captured at the University Observatory by Nick Dunstone, Thomas Robitaille and Katherine Johnston.