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Lab-grown algae sprouts new sustainable uses

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A NEW approach to growing algae in Scotland could offer a sustainable boost for the aquaculture and agriculture sectors. By providing locally sourced alternative protein...

Dundee placenta model could transform healthcare in pregnancy

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UNIVERSITY of Dundee has developed a placenta on a chip, which could transform research into life-threatening conditions in pregnancy. iPlacenta, developed by experts at Dundee’s...

The power of pee: Scientists investigate urine as a renewable power source

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SCIENTISTS are investigating the capabilities of elements found in human urine to power waste water treatment facilities. Experts at The James Hutton Institute are...

New study could sow seeds of change for barley

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SCIENTISTS at two Scottish scientific institutions are exploring the new uses of barley to investigate ways to improve its yield. Experts from the University...

Sewage waste recycling could revolutionise farm fertilisers

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RESEARCHERS at the University of South Wales are looking at how sewage waste could be used to revolutionise the development of large-scale farm fertilisers. A...

Archaeologist bags £1.7m grant to research Scotland’s prehistoric life

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A Scots archaeologist has been awarded a £1.7m grant to lead an investigation into the earliest human life in Scotland. Professor Kate Britton of the...
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