VALUE-Dx is an Innovative Medicines Initiative consortium project involving the University of Edinburgh, that will combat antimicrobial resistance and improve patient outcomes.
Scientists have discovered a change in the genetic code of Border Collies that is linked to sudden blindness.
Scientists at The Roslin Institute will investigate the role genes play during sepsis infection thanks to funding from Sepsis Research.
Do your bit and take part in Earth Hour 2019 this Saturday 30th March at 8.30pm.
Have a creative spark or fun, innovative idea? New for 2019 is the opportunity for more local individuals and groups to be involved in Midlothian Science Festival.
Eight aspirational female-led Scottish companies have been shortlisted as finalists for this year’s AccelerateHER Awards.
The 2019 Converge programme is now open for applications and the Converge search is on for new academic entrepreneurs.
Scientists at The Roslin Institute will support new African Women in Agricultural Research and Development (AWARD) fellows in Ethiopia.
The University of Edinburgh is to host a £79 million national supercomputer that will be five times quicker than the UK’s current capabilities.
Efforts to monitor the spread of antibiotic resistance worldwide could be transformed with a map created using data from analysis of sewage samples.