
Modern African Art in the Argyll Collection
In 2018 Dr Kate Cowcher found a painting by Tanzanian artist Samuel Ntiro in a public collection on Scotland’s west coast.
Research at the University of St Andrews is conducted across all subjects to make new discoveries and improvements, both within and without academia.
In 2018 Dr Kate Cowcher found a painting by Tanzanian artist Samuel Ntiro in a public collection on Scotland’s west coast.
Professor Graham Smith’s work has resulted in the development of high-performance antennas, used from South Korea to the US and throughout Europe.
InGame is a 5-year creative research and development project, aiming to increase the scale and value of the video games sector in Dundee.
In The Waiting Place, Dina Nayeri offers a reminder of the humanity found in refugee camps across Europe and the wider world.
The Specific Learning Difficulties Network was officially launched this month during a two-day event at The Royal Society of Edinburgh.
An exhibition at Oxford co-curated by Kathryn Rudy explores how people handled, touched, annotated, and inadvertently damaged their books in the era before screens.
Research at St Andrews examined Scotland’s migration needs, and how Scottish policy might better respond to them.
Land management can deliver prosperity or fuel inequality: Rehema White is helping to ensure it does the former.
Developed at St Andrews, new ways of imaging tiny cells promise a revolution in biological microscopy.
This comprehensive, open access resource maps nearly 1700 Civil War monuments across the US and beyond.