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One of the most important histories of Scotland, which sheds new light on William Wallace and the Stone of Destiny, has found its permanent home at the University of St Andrews. Researchers have shed new light on the fundamental role played by carbon dioxide (CO2) in Earth’s geological warming and cooling. Dr Peter Mac
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Fife and Tayside school pupils get a taste of studying at St Andrews
3+ week, 4+ day ago (355+ words) Over 140 pupils from schools in Fife and Tayside, as well as from further afield, have spent a week getting a taste of what studying and living in St Andrews would be like. Chloe Watson, from Newburgh in Fife, was one…...