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RSE announces two new Stirling Fellows
Two University of Stirling Professors have been elected as Fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
Researchers explore aquaculture’s progress over the past two decades
A study involving the University of Stirling has explored the progress of the aquaculture industry over the last 20 years - highlighting an important move towards sustainable growth and pointing to even more opportunity for development.
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See all articlesRSE announces two new Stirling Fellows
Two University of Stirling Professors have been elected as Fellows of The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
Researchers explore aquaculture’s progress over the past two decades
A study involving the University of Stirling has explored the progress of the aquaculture industry over the last 20 years - highlighting an important move towards sustainable growth and pointing to even more opportunity for development.
University of Stirling cyclist selected for international esports squad
University of Stirling student and cyclist, Becky Storrie, has been selected for an elite global virtual racing squad, taking her to the highest tier of cycling esports competition in the world.
Alaskan expedition helps unravel history of invasive plant
An Alaskan expedition and large-scale study led by a University of Stirling scientist has tracked the origin of an invasive plant population in the UK, tracing it back to the remote Aleutian Islands.
Researchers explore ‘face blindness’ in children
Researchers have launched a new study into a little-known phenomenon which prevents people from recognising members of their own immediate family or sometimes even their own reflection.
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Scientists able to predict epidemic size and evolution in ‘world-first’
Scientists at the University of Stirling have been able to unpick what determines the size and evolution of disease in a first-of-its-kind study.
University welcomes investment in marine aquaculture through Argyll and Bute Rural Growth Deal
A new package of investment for Scotland’s aquaculture sector – to be delivered through a partnership that includes the University of Stirling’s Institute of Aquaculture – has been welcomed by researchers.
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.
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.
