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Stirling expert will co-lead new network set up to tackle antimicrobial resistance

A University of Stirling academic is among the leaders of a new network set up to understand antimicrobial resistance

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Tiny animals steal antibiotic recipes from bacteria, study finds

A group of small freshwater animals protect themselves from infections using antibiotic recipes stolen from bacteria, according to new research

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Motor racing driver makes pit stop in Stirling for graduation

Scottish racing driver Logan Hannah made a quick pit stop at the University of Stirling today to collect her degree.

Motor racing star Logan Hannah celebrates her graduation.

Wild bumblebees capable of logical reasoning, study finds

Wild bumblebees are capable of logical reasoning, new research has found

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University of Stirling joins global Arctic network

The University of Stirling has joined a global network of organisations focused on the Arctic.

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Water quality data buoy to be floated at Gartmorn Dam

Water quality data buoy to be floated at Gartmorn Dam

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Stirling experts land funding to tackle aquaculture challenges

Aquaculture experts at the University of Stirling have secured a share of a £4.6 million fund to tackle key challenges.

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Stirling’s AI experts to join multi-million pound project

Artificial intelligence experts at the University of Stirling will play a key role in a project supported by £12m in new funding

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Stirling High pupils win environmental awards

Stirling High pupils have won two environmental awards for a proposal to tackle litter and artwork created from waste materials.

Stirling High pupils Callum Graham, Leona Routledge, Emily Appleby, Robyn Stevenson

Study sheds new light on Scotland’s beavers

A study by the University of Stirling has shed new light on how beavers reintroduced to Scotland interact with deer.

A beaver swims in the River Tay