Latest news from the School of Biological Sciences Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to Racist and Homophobic attack on the University African and Caribbean Society LGBT+ 19 February, 2021 The horrible, twisted and cowardly racist and homophobic attack on a student-led Zoom meeting last… Altruism in bacteria - Gut microbes help family first 11 February, 2021 The discovery that in real-world conditions bacteria, similar to animals, cooperate and selflessly… Loeske Kruuk awarded Royal Society Research Professorship 03 February, 2021 Professor Loeske Kruuk will return to the School of Biological Sciences after being awarded a Royal… Mistletoe under spotlight of major DNA study 17 December, 2020 It has been a frivolous part of Christmas festivities for centuries, but now scientists sense that… ERC Grant Success: School scientists awarded €4M in European funding 09 December, 2020 Projects led by Amy Buck and Steven Spoel have been awarded funding by the European Research… Algae superpowers could provide major boost to food security 09 December, 2020 The yields of vital food crops such as rice, wheat and soybean could be improved by equipping… Start up boosted by funding to build low cost bioreactors 19 November, 2020 OGI Bio, a university of Edinburgh start-up company, is developing affordable and innovative… Scientists discover safeguard that protects blood’s ‘Fountain of Youth’ 09 November, 2020 Scientists have made a breakthrough discovery of a key protein that supports the production of… High-value chemicals from biotech: School scientists awarded almost half a million pounds in UK Government funding 04 November, 2020 Pioneering researchers in the School of Biological Sciences will benefit from a £477,015 cash boost… ‘Social distancing’ in sheep could cure flock of maedi-visna 15 October, 2020 A collaboration between scientists in Scotland and The Netherlands has found that a lack of ‘social… … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … This article was published on 2025-01-30