Science

A UNIVERSITY of Dundee project using artificial intelligence to identify heart failure patients who may be on outdated medication has won a national award for innovation.  The research, led by Dr Ify Mordi and...

DEEPFAKE images can be easily manipulated to remove “AI fingerprints”, making it difficult to conclude if an image has been AI generated, a new study has found. The study from...

GENETICISTS at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) have concluded that northern rockhopper penguins living in the Atlantic and...

THREE clinically available drugs could pave the way for safer and more effective treatments for one of the most aggressive forms of childhood blood cancer, leukaemia, a new study suggests....

A PROJECT led by researchers from the University of Stirling and the Max Planck Institute has offered new insights into the evolutionary origins of human intelligence, by compiling the largest...

A STUDY by the University of Stirling and University College Cork has found that football referees have a tendency to add unexplained additional time when results are on a knife...

LIFE-CHANGING diabetes technology for thousands of Scots could be left to stall unless the Scottish Government maintains national direction and funding, senior doctors have warned.  The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh...

THE SAIC – formerly known as the Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre – has relocated to the Highlands from its longstanding home in Stirling amid structural changes. The relocation took place...

EXPOSURE to second-hand smoke is down by 96% in Scotland since the introduction of the smoke-free legislation in March 2006, however some workers remain at risk of being exposed to...

AN EDINBURGH Napier University graduate is hoping that his new emergency medical device can help people with no medical training and ultimately save lives. Scott Rutherford first came up with...