The School of Biology Public Engagement Committee is pleased to announce the winners of our 2022 Public Engagement Awards. These awards recognise a sustained commitment to high quality public engagement with research…
New data from a 30 year study reveals dolphins also learn tricks from each other in the wild.
Prof Frank Gunn-Moore of the School of Biology is appearing on 'Brainwaves' on BBC Radio Scotland this week, as part of the BBC's current season about living with dementia.
Dr Sue Healy of the School of Biology, and fellow researcher Andy Hurly from the University of Lethbridge have been filming a documentary about animal cognition in the wild for the prestigious nature series The Nature…
Skills training for budding filmmakers from the ranks of staff and postgraduate students.
A new resource with information about people and departments who can help you to make all kinds of public engagement materials.
Following Dr David Shuker’s talk to the Dutch Entomological Society in December, Dutch Biology paper ‘bionieuws’ published a piece about his analysis of ‘hopeless pairings’. That is to say, why do some animals form…
A new university-affiliated blog www.researchillustration.uk presents the work of early career researchers at the University of St Andrews through graphics, illustrations and art.
Dr Luke Rendell talks about studying animal culture in whales and dolphins on BBC's Start the Week.