Breakthrough method to diagnose prostate cancer developed at Dundee University
A breakthrough method of diagnosing prostate cancer has been discovered by researchers at Dundee University.
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Professor Sue Black: A life in death
World-renowned forensic anthropologist Professor Sue Black discusses her career and her new book with Caroline Lindsay, examining the many faces of death and the lessons she has learned from it.
Emergency points to keep Dundee University students safe
Emergency alert points have been put in place across Dundee University as part of measures to improve security.
Dundee University aims to create more than 1,000 jobs as part of Tay Cities Deal
The City of Discovery could become a world leader in forensic science under ambitious plans put forward by Dundee University as part of the Tay Cities Deal.
Universities claim success in attracting deprived students
St Andrews University insists it is making great strides in attracting students from deprived areas after it emerged one Scottish institution has started offering free accommodation to teenagers as an incentive.
Family reunited with woman’s ashes found in filing cabinet 300 miles from home
The ashes of a Perth woman which were found in the bottom drawer of a filing cabinet at a York charity centre have been reunited with her family.
Why the Tayside woman who can ‘smell Parkinson’s’ now also hopes to be able to smell TB
As World Parkinson's Day approaches, Michael Alexander meets Perth woman Joy Milne – the retired Dundee-raised nurse who can ‘smell’ Parkinson’s disease and who now also hopes to ‘smell’ TB in Tanzania.
Nearly 2,000 people get into character for Deecon
Almost 2,000 comic, science-fiction and anime fans got into character for Deecon at Dundee University on Saturday.
Fred MacAulay: Why it doesn’t feel like I’ve been a comedian for 30 years and (ac)counting!
Michael Alexander meets Perth-born stand-up comedian Fred MacAulay as he embarks upon a 30th anniversary tour.
Dundee professors honoured for work which changed the world
Dundee engineers whose work pioneered the development of technology ubiquitous in televisions and smartphones are to be recognised by the world's largest technical professional organisation.