Study to track trends in the public’s opinion on fracking
A new study involving the University of Stirling will investigate and help understand the public response to fracking across the UK.
A new study involving the University of Stirling will investigate and help understand the public response to fracking across the UK.
Invasive plants have the ability to adapt to new environments – and even behave like a native species, according to University of Stirling research.
A University of Stirling scientist is set to begin analysing – and attempting to recreate – conditions on a primitive asteroid as part of a major international space mission led by the Japanese.
Health and safety within the global aquaculture industry is widely overlooked – despite the sector posing a great risk to workers, according to University of Stirling-led research.
A new agreement between the Universities of Stirling and Ningbo, in China, will see aquaculture staff and students share knowledge and collaborate on research and teaching projects.
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