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New research reveals the resilience of Scots pine trees to drought
The effect of extreme drought on Scots pine trees has been examined as part of a University of Stirling study, which could have implications for climate change efforts across the world.
Bees versus flies – which flex their muscles most?
New research by experts at the University of Stirling has debunked existing assumptions about why hoverflies use different techniques for pollination than those used by bees.
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See all articlesNew research reveals the resilience of Scots pine trees to drought
The effect of extreme drought on Scots pine trees has been examined as part of a University of Stirling study, which could have implications for climate change efforts across the world.
Bees versus flies – which flex their muscles most?
New research by experts at the University of Stirling has debunked existing assumptions about why hoverflies use different techniques for pollination than those used by bees.
Stirling leads project to support international aquaculture research
Experts from the University of Stirling will deliver a new project that will further enhance the European aquaculture sector’s access to innovative and world-class scientific research.
University of Stirling appointed as host of Scotland’s Hydro Nation Chair
The University of Stirling will host and lead a £3.5m initiative to make Scotland a global leader in water research.
Stirling research evaluates effectiveness of conservation efforts
New research from the University of Stirling into the effectiveness of international conservation projects could help to save endangered species from extinction.
New study reveals impact of face masks on person identification
Research by experts at the University of Stirling has revealed the impact that the increased wearing of face masks may be having on people’s ability to recognise each other.
£3.85m Stirling-led study to tackle impact of plastic pollution in Africa
A new £3.85 million study – led by the University of Stirling – is aiming to understand the public health risks and environmental impact of plastic pollution in developing countries.
Aquaculture sustainability can be improved through collaboration with agriculture, experts say
A collaborative approach with the agriculture sector – specifically around plant biotechnology – is key to the sustainability of aquaculture, according to experts.
Stirling academic wins prestigious global award
A University of Stirling academic has received a prestigious international award in recognition of their research, which has benefits for animal welfare and sustainable food production.
Bumblebee reproduction at heightened risk from radiation
New research by experts at the University of Stirling has revealed the reproduction rates of bumblebees living in radiation-contaminated areas, such as Chernobyl, are more severely impacted than previously thought.
