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Selfies could help spot missing persons a smile away
Selfies taken by missing persons before they disappear could prove key for future forensic dental…
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Doctors learn from student’s spinal tap
A University of Dundee Masters student has designed a model of a spinal tap deemed so realistic…
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‘Yin and yang’ enzymes evolve over billions of years to help protect against cancer
Researchers at the University of Dundee have made an important discovery about two enzymes that…
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‘Citizens’ Jury’ sought to influence the future of forensic science research
Members of the public are being sought to help and support the way in which the University of…
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Student reveals the face of Iron Age female druid
A University of Dundee student has revealed the face of one of Scotland’s oldest druids, believed…
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Tuberculosis epidemic causes lasting damage to lungs
New research from the University of Dundee has revealed that the worldwide tuberculosis (TB)…
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Look who’s coming to dinner: Student’s facial reconstruction is head of the table
A facial reconstruction of a historic Fife man is joining a modern day family for dinner thanks to…
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Candidates beat international competition to land Deans roles
The University of Dundee has made several appointments to key leadership roles across the…
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Student’s party plans postponed for Alzheimer’s charity trek
A University of Dundee student will forgo his 21st birthday celebrations in order to raise funds…
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Researchers make critical cell division discovery
Researchers at the University of Dundee have solved one of the mysteries of cell division, a…
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£2.1million grant will boost Dundee team’s efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance
Researchers at the University of Dundee have been awarded £2.1million in funding to expand their…
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Tatties gone? Scientists discover wild potatoes key for stronger spuds
Image credit: Roger Hyam Potatoes have been a staple of Britain’s diet for half a millennium,…
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