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New study on the literary and cultural lives of merchants in Early Modern Britain
A new University of Stirling study investigating the literary and cultural activities of merchants in Early Modern Britain could help inform present-day educational debates.
Stirling students lead charity campaign to support Coronavirus appeal
Students at the University of Stirling are being praised after turning their talents to support an international fundraising appeal launched in the wake of COVID-19.
Replicas are also ‘the real thing’ say researchers
Heritage specialists at the University of Stirling are calling on those who create, use and care for replicas to rethink their approaches after launching a new website to promote recognition of their authenticity, value and significance
Stirling expert part of team that has developed the world’s first “non-cuttable” material
A University of Stirling academic is part of a team that has developed the world’s first “non-cuttable” material – which could be used to make items such as bike locks, armour and security doors.
Impact of shale gas “ignored” in England, new study finds
The UK Government and its advisory groups “marginalised or ignored” the environmental and public health ramifications of permitting shale gas extraction in England, according to new research.
