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CAPTION: The light-emitting display material being developed by University of St Andrews' Scientists.
CAPTION: The light-emitting display material being developed by University of St Andrews' Scientists.
CAPTION: Cross section along a reconstructing Bessel beam. The beam propagates from left to right. The beam is blocked at the marked position and is seen to reform a short distance later.
PICTURE CAPTION: Professor Sibbett with an ultrafast-laser which is excited by simple red diode lasers.
A University of St Andrews scientist is the bright spark behind some of the world's most efficient new lighting devices.
A University of St Andrews solar physicist is to be awarded one of the world's most prestigious accolades for his shining contribution to solar theory.
An open event showcasing exciting science, from optical techniques in medicine to the possibility of creating artificial black holes here on Earth, is being held at the University of St Andrews.
A University of St Andrews scientist has been appointed a Director of one of Scotland's top science centres.
Over 40 students from a community education centre will visit the University this week to encourage student progression from community learning to higher education.
Professor Wilson Sibbett, Wardlaw Professor of Physics at the University of St Andrews, has been appointed Scotland's first ever Chief Advisor on Science.
Scottish researchers have launched an innovative on-line catalogue selling specialist 'quasi-optical' components which can be used for applications such as security scanning, improving mobile telephone signals and car crash avoidance.