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Innovation Hub set to transform Scottish tertiary education
The state-of-the-art facility at the University of Stirling is set to enhance digital teaching and learning.
Study into looked after children in Scotland is Research Project of the Year
The Stirling-led study explores children’s experiences, their progress to permanence, and outcomes at key life stages.
Black Sea’s future will be transformed by pioneering environmental modelling
Data platform is designed to monitor, understand, and address multiple challenges
University of Stirling develops clean food classifications as appetite for natural products soars
The Clean Food Consumerism (CFC) scale provides an important reference point for food producers and retailers.
Brands should beware the lure of the metaverse, says study
Using the increasingly popular metaverse doesn’t always translate to extra sales for brands
Discovery offers new insights into skin healing in salmon
Researchers now hope to develop new strategies that could improve salmon farming mortality rates
Stirling students return to Women's Premier League with brilliant Play-off Final win
Kaitlyn Cook wonder strike secures 1-0 win against Rossvale
Stirling research could extend biopesticide effectiveness
Alterations to the diet of pests could impact how quickly they can adapt to biopesticides
University of Stirling appoints a new Deputy Principal
Professor Kirstie Blair will take up the post on July 1
Stirling scientists studying risks from polluted waterways
Antimicrobial resistance is recognised as one of the greatest threats to public health
Stirling wins award for its approach to academic promotions
The new approach has increased the number of women being promoted and applying for promotion, and narrowed the gender pay gap.
Five University of Stirling swimmers selected for Euro U23 Championships
A strong Stirling contingent will travel to Slovakia in June aiming for European glory
Stirling scientists to analyse peatland restoration benefits
A range of high-tech scientific monitoring equipment has been installed
Stirling’s women footballers win cup and secure play-off spot
SWPL2 play-off to take place on Friday 23 May
History student is a game changer
Hayley Melrose was nominated by her peers and communities as one of the National Lottery’s Game Changers
Immersive golf studio launched for golf scholars at Stirling
Funded by the Macleod Foundation, the facility will help golfers perfect their game
University of Stirling leads on research into housing adaptations for older and disabled people
A group of housing bodies has commissioned the work, which will consider what is needed in terms of funding and support.
Unique hill race which began with a £1 bet celebrates 50th event
The University of Stirling's Dumyat Hill Race attracts 450 competitors each year.
Stirling and Clacks pupils are ideal employment candidates
The Ideal Candidate programme helps young people prepare for the workplace