Why war is a man’s game
The near absence of women from the battlefield throughout history could ultimately all be down to chance, say St Andrews researchers.
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Families at war
The struggle between maternal and paternal genes is real, say researchers
Chemists against chemical weapons
Professor David Cole-Hamilton leads international call for responsible science
St Andrews to remember the fallen
London Christmas Service to mark WW1 centenary
St Andrews hosts Congo emergency summit
Leading experts head to St Andrews to debate what can be done.
Chariots of Fire producer returns to St Andrews
Lord Puttnam to deliver public lecture on the effects of war and violence.
The destruction of Dresden is an icon of war-trauma, concludes new book
University of St Andrews academic investigates why bombing remains in public memory.
Turning conflict into creation
International poetry conference seeks to explore poetry in conflict.
Remembering in the 21st century
Importance of 'digital memorials' highlighted by researcher.
Teenage peace maker’s insight into war zone
A 16-year old peace maker, who has fought against landmines in Colombia since he was 10 years old, is to give a public lecture at the University of St Andrews next week (Wednesday 15 May 2002).