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Stirling scientist observes arrival of lander on asteroid
A team of international scientists – including a University of Stirling academic – have marked a major milestone in the high-profile Hayabusa2 mission.
Climate change is causing the Arctic’s plants to grow taller
Global warming is enabling Arctic tundra plants to grow taller, according to new research involving a University of Stirling scientist.
Pairing zebrafish by personality improves fitness of the species
Scientists have challenged the theory of “love at first sight” after discovering that they can boost the reproductive success of zebrafish by pairing them by personality, rather than appearance.
Fly mating choices may help explain variation across species
Scientists at the University of Stirling have shed new light on the impact of sexual selection on species diversity after studying the mating rituals of dance flies.
£190,000 project to tackle sea lice and other agents of salmon disease
The University of Stirling is working with an aquaculture firm on a new £190,000 project designed to tackle sea lice and other diseases of farmed salmon.
