EPSRC IAA Impact Festival 2019
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Impact Festival 2019 event was organised by five Scottish Universities, the Universities of St Andrews, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt and Strathclyde,…
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Impact Festival 2019 event was organised by five Scottish Universities, the Universities of St Andrews, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt and Strathclyde,…
Research by Dr Jonathan Coulston has led to more accurate representations of the Roman army, Roman soldiers and gladiators. Based on this research, museums around the UK have improved the classification and display of…
New marine tracking technology has improved governmental, environmental and other organisations’ ability to monitor marine mammal species, allowing conservation of endangered species and greater insight into ocean…
Research into uses of Old English in contemporary poetry alongside medieval-inspired poetry has raised public awareness of an obscure and linguistically complex area of literary heritage. This resulted in the…
There has been growing pressure from government, industry and public bodies to improve methods for monitoring, managing and protecting international marine assets. These marine assets include sensitive habitats with…
World-leading primate research has led to the creation of a research centre located in Edinburgh Zoo. The ‘Living Links to Human Evolution’ Research Centre has pioneered unique public engagement and science education,…
Research into the work and life of Robert Burns has helped raise the profile of Burns’ poetry in the media. This research was central to Scotland’s 2009 ‘Homecoming’ event and the refurbishment of the Robert Burns…
Research from the University of St Andrews has brought together virtual reality technology and Scottish history, allowing for people to emerge themselves in various historical artefacts for the first time. Recent times…
Research into light-emitting diodes has led to the creation of a compact wearable light source which provides a safe and convenient way to treat skin cancer and acne. Read the full REF submission Skin cancer is often…
Researchers have found a new biomarker that can determine the quantity of tuberculosis-causing bacteria in human spit samples in 98% less time than previous methods. This method can improve patient care and reduce the…