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Dundee University diabetes expert Professor Andrew Morris appointed chief scientist for Scotland
A world-renowned Dundee University expert on diabetes is to become chief scientist for Scotland. (...)
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St Andrews and Dundee universities listed in top 100 of international Leiden Ranking
St Andrews and Dundee universities have been named among the top 100 in the world for science. (...)
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Dundee University and GlaxoSmithKline team up for £1m Huntington's disease project
Dundee University is to join forces with one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies to research a devastating brain disorder. (...)
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Fitness fanatic's fundraising just keeps on going
Monifieth mother Fiona Edwards has now raised £25,000 selling her homemade tablet. (...)
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Cancer research supporter Jean Stefani
Prominent Tayside health charity benefactor Jean Stefani has died, aged 85. (...)
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What a Discovery — blueprints for Robert Falcon Scott's famous ship found in East Yorkshire attic
A rare set of blueprints used over a century ago to build the RRS Discovery has turned up in East Yorkshire. (...)
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Volunteers on a mission to build historical record of Scotland's churches
A small group of volunteers have embarked on the mammoth task of ensuring Scotland's churches, which are closing faster than ever, are preserved in history. (...)
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Brightsolid helps Dundee Science Festival crowds delve into the past
Hundreds of people have taken advantage of a free chance to research their family history at Dundee Science Festival. (...)
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Researchers put Tay Bridge Disaster toll at 59
A painstaking probe to find out how many people actually perished in the Tay Rail Bridge disaster has reached a figure. (...)
City's new cancer research base to be named in tribute to fundraiser Jacqui Wood
The woman who was the public face of the Ninewells Cancer Campaign for two decades is to be given a fitting memorial. (...)
Cancer Research UK fundraiser Matt Wallace's dedication is opening doors
A St Andrews woman has urged others to support a young charity walker and offer him a bed for the night. (...)
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Million for a Morgue Campaign keeps crime writers in suspense
A new morgue being planned for Dundee will be named after a leading crime writer. (...)
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AICR provides grant support for Dundee University cancer researcher
A scientist from Dundee has been awarded just over £200,000 by a Fife charity. (...)
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Scottish Government plans may lead to university mergers
Scottish universities and colleges could be forced into mergers under shock Scottish Government plans. (...)
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St Andrews University ranks in world's top 100
St Andrews University has again been named in the top 100 in the world. (...)
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Dundee youths preserve 200-year record for future generations
A group of young people who recently investigated the 200-year history of their youth centre presented a time capsule of their research to Dundee City Archives. (...)
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'It would be like some kind of dystopian nightmare' — fury at tobacco firm's demand to see university research
Politicians have warned of "serious consequences" for academia if Stirling University is forced to release research findings to a global tobacco firm. (...)
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Dundee University to lead Scottish hub of Arts and Humanities Research Council project
Dundee's growing role as leader of the country's creative agenda has received another major boost. (...)
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St Johnstone chief hopes football fans will back a favourite cause
St Johnstone chairman Geoff Brown has appealed to football fans to support a cause close to his heart at Saturday's clash with Rangers. (...)
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Stepping down but not retiring — leading scientist Professor Sir Philip Cohen commits to another six years in Dundee
One of Britain's best-known scientists has committed himself to Dundee University for another six years, despite giving up one of his jobs. (...)
