Outside the lab, The St Andrews Environmental Humanities Network launched in May 2025, bringing together researchers, students, and practitioners whose work engages with ecocultural issues ranging from the study of…
LEAF is an accreditation system that assesses sustainability standards within laboratories, awarding Bronze, Silver, or Gold certification based on actions to reduce energy, waste, and resource use. Following a pilot…
Dr Kesahb Giri was appointed lecturer in the School of International Relations this year. His research focuses on gender and war, intersectionality, intimacy and violent politics, and feminist research methods. His…
In January 2024, the University of St Andrews received a £2 million grant from the Wolfson Foundation to advance the development of green hydrogen technologies, crucial for decarbonising the energy and chemical…
William Smith, Aimee Bebbington, and Ranjini Sircar are PhD students on a mission to track the environmental impacts of their PhD research. Collectively, their work spans neuroscience, biology, mathematics, and…
Dr Damiano Benvegnu, a Reader in Italian Studies and Comparative Literature, specialises in the interdisciplinary field of environmental humanities. His research examines how individuals, communities, and cultures…
Researchers at the University of St Andrews and Dartmouth College in the US revealed that, while Rudolph’s red nose may help guide Santa’s sleigh through a foggy night, it’s a reindeer’s excellent night vision that…
Research Understanding and Research Use (RURU) is based in the Business School with a history of policy engagement and studying how policymakers engage with research. RURU is part of the Local Policy Innovation…
Business School Professor Shiona Chillas and PhD student Melinda Grewar are analysing results from an international survey of people working in the video games industry, focusing on diversity management activity in…
Water quality problems currently affect nearly a billion people, and by 2050, water shortages are expected to affect more than 50% of the global population. The integrity of both water quality and delivery networks are…