Universe shines twice as bright
Astronomers discover that Universe is actually twice as bright than was previously thought.
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Black holes not black after all
International scientists have used flowing water to simulate a black hole, testing Stephen Hawking's theory that black holes are not black after all.
‘Rainbow’ lasers light up the future
Colourful new technology developed by University scientists.
Astronomers find baby planet
St Andrews researchers find 'the youngest embryonic planet ever seen'.
Black holes made of light
'Milestone' development may allow researchers to test Professor Stephen Hawking's radiation theory.
£1.8M for St Andrews researchers
Two researchers from the University of St Andrews have been awarded some of the first prestigious grants from the European Research Council.
The end to a mystery?
Astronomers at St Andrews believe they can 'simplify the dark side of the Universe'.
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.