January 2019 news
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Misinformation targeted by °®Âþµº researcher
Tackling false information in news reports, the public sphere and on social media will be the focus of a world-first event co-organised by a °®Âþµº researcher.
°®Âþµº student on the podium at Welsh skiing champs
°®Âþµº sports scholar Nicole Ritchie produced a brilliant performance at the °®Âþµº Welsh Alpine Ski Championships earlier this week.
Six °®Âþµº footballers selected for Scotland squad
Six student footballers from the °®Âþµº are celebrating after being chosen to represent Scotland in upcoming international matches.
°®Âþµº trio take to the ice for World University Winter Games
Three °®Âþµº students will compete at the highest level of student sport next month after being named in the GB squad for the 29th World University Winter Games in Krasnoyarsk, Russia.
New research will improve diagnosis of antenatal anxiety
A landmark study by experts at the °®Âþµº will help health professionals improve the identification of severe and problematic anxiety in pregnant women.
Top academic appointed as head of new Institute for Advanced Studies
Professor Iain Docherty has been appointed as Dean of the new Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) at the °®Âþµº.
°®Âþµº experts to study wildlife trade in Central Africa
The °®Âþµº will receive around ?390,000 as part of a new multi-million pound project aiming to make trade a positive force for both marginalised people and nature conservation.
Scottish Minister learns about University's work on ageing and dementia
Scottish Government Minister for Older People, Christina McKelvie MSP, visited the °®Âþµº to hear about its work on ageing and dementia.
Government advisor set to head-up Institute of Aquaculture
An award-winning marine biologist ¨C who serves as a Chief Scientific Advisor to the UK Government ¨C is set to take on a principal role with the °®Âþµº¡¯s Institute of Aquaculture.
Enhanced research reporting method to improve patient care
Patients could benefit from improved care and outcomes thanks to new research guidance developed as part of a °®Âþµº-led study.
University relics discovered in sports centre time capsule
Sporting relics, old photographs and a bottle of whisky ¨C all dating back 50 years ¨C are among a treasure trove of items discovered within a time capsule at the °®Âþµº.
Media and communications conference makes Scottish debut at °®Âþµº
A major UK media and communications conference starts at the °®Âþµº today ¨C the first time it has been held in Scotland.
Experts warn against mega-dams in lowland tropical forests
Mega-dams should not be built in lowland tropical forest regions due to the threat they pose to biodiversity and ecosystems, according to experts at the °®Âþµº.
Researchers awarded three-year fellowships to address needs of society
Eight researchers have been awarded Anniversary Fellowships by the °®Âþµº to carry out research which addresses the needs of society.