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Study offers hope of reducing statin side-effects
Researchers at the University of Dundee have found that genetic factors can predict the risk…
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£800k Government Grant for Broccoli Protein Upcycling Consortium
Unlocking healthy, sustainable plant protein source from the broccoli that we already grow● …
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Arable Scotland event returns to Dundee with a focus on technological innovation
The James Hutton Institute, SRUC (Scotland’s Rural College), and AHDB (the Agriculture and…
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New podcast explores investigation of not-proven Victorian murder
A dead lover, traces of poison and series of letters that led to a middle-class woman on the stand…
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Genetic variants explain diabetes differences across ethnicities
Researchers from the University of Dundee have made an important discvery that helps explain why…
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James Hutton Institute and BioAtlantis to develop molecular priming technology to counter the effects of climate change
The James Hutton Institute (the Hutton) is collaborating with leading research groups and…
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Dundee key to unlocking life sciences innovation in Scotland
The importance of investing in Dundee’s Life Sciences Innovation District was highlighted as…
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£4.4 million to ‘video-edit’ genes
Photograph shows Profs David Gray and Angus Lamond (both Dundee), Michael Sattler (Helmholtz Munich…
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Scottish study to explore vascular effects of “passive vaping”
• Major Scottish study to determine if passive vaping has any impact on vascular…
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University to honour former Principal, leading figures at Graduation
Professor Sir Pete Downes, former Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dundee, will…
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Dundee wins Higher Educational Institution of the Year award
The University of Dundee has been named Scotland’s top university at The Herald Higher Education…
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Energy saving projects switched on across NHS Tayside
An energy efficiency programme is being rolled out across NHS Tayside to improve the carbon…
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