Cultural lives of animals
The idea that only humans have culture is challenged by a leading expert in animal behaviour.
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The smell of cooperation
Rats can smell whether another rat is worth helping, according to new research involving the University of St Andrews.
Covid-19 and public compliance
A new study, led by St Andrews, sheds fresh light on the conditions under which people in groups follow the behaviour of others.
Healthy living gives skin a golden glow
A healthy lifestyle significantly improves a person’s skin colour, according to new research led by the University of St Andrews.
New insight into MND
Scientists at St Andrews and Edinburgh have identified a specific type of cell in the human body which can cause motor neurons to fail.
Alzheimer’s memory discovery
Scientists from have discovered the functions of the area of the brain in which Alzheimer’s begins, offering hope for future treatment.
Virtual dementia experience
The Virtual Dementia Tour gave people in St Andrews the chance to experience the world of those living with dementia.
Call for solidarity goes global
Chilean research student calls on academics to sign a letter calling for solidarity with the Chilean people and the removal of troops.
World-leading primate complex opens
A new cutting-edge research facility for advancing scientific knowledge on chimpanzee cognition and behaviour has officially launched.
Apes possess human-like “theory of mind”
Apes understand what others see and believe, a skill previously believed to be unique to humans, according to new research.