Latest news from the School of Biological Sciences Search Tags Publication date Date from Date to World’s largest cellular proteomic study set to unlock disease insights 01 May, 2023 A new study, conducted by an international team of researchers, has constructed the largest… School researchers awarded Chancellor’s Fellowships 01 May, 2023 Dr Aida Rodrigo Albors and Dr Richard Wheeler have been awarded one of the University of Edinburgh’… British flower study reveals surprise about plants’ sex life 13 April, 2023 A study of Britain’s native flowering plants has led to new insights into the mysterious process… Global health research needs gravity shift to deliver impact 29 March, 2023 A successful Africa-led global health research programme, contributing to World Health Organisation… Karen Halliday and Steven Spoel become Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 21 March, 2023 Professors Karen Halliday and Steven Spoel have been named as Fellows of the Royal Society of… Scottish communities to use Minecraft to learn about disease spread 17 March, 2023 A video-game based model of infectious disease spread will form the basis of a pilot public… School welcomes researchers from Engage Nepal with Science 14 March, 2023 In February we welcomed two researchers from Engage Nepal with Science - a project initiated in the… Common cold may have helped curb Africa’s Covid-19 death toll 16 February, 2023 The higher prevalence of common cold viruses in Africa may have helped the continent experience… 2022: The year we built Britain and Ireland’s biggest genome 20 December, 2022 The sight of mistletoe hanging in trees this winter will be especially poignant for Darwin Tree of… Scotland’s Covid-19 sewage data could reveal new health insights 24 November, 2022 Data from Scotland’s Covid-19 Wastewater Programme could offer future insights into the pandemic,… … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 … This article was published on 2025-01-30
