July 2023 news
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University of Stirling swimmers return from Worlds with four medals
University of Stirling swimmers Duncan Scott and Lucy Hope have returned from the World Aquatics Championships in Fukuoka, Japan, with four medals between them.
Stirling professor receives one of the British Ecological Society’s highest honours
Katharine Abernethy, a Professor in Tropical Ecology at the University of Stirling, has received one of the British Ecological Society’s highest honours.
Research to probe impact of climate change and nitrogen pollution on soil
University of Stirling research to probe potentially catastrophic impact of climate change and nitrogen pollution on soil
From carer to crusader - how this dementia expert is making a difference
When Sue Northrop signed up for a Masters in Dementia Studies at the University of Stirling, she was caring for her mother with dementia and finding a new role in life as a community activist. Nine years on, she fronts one of the most progressive dementia groups in the country.
The cheese paradox: study seeks to understand why vegetarians eat animal products
A new study by the University of Stirling has sought to understand why vegetarians consume non-meat animal products.
Stirling scientist measures emissions from ponds in Scotland for international study
Greenhouse gas emissions from ponds in Scotland have been measured by a University of Stirling scientist as part of a major new international study.
Stirling academic Professor Kate Hunt becomes Fellow of British Academy
University of Stirling health expert Professor Kate Hunt has been made a Fellow of the British Academy.
Research explores whether free Nicotine Replacement Therapy can cut children’s exposure to second-hand smoke in the home
A new research study aiming to tackle the number of children breathing in second-hand smoke at home is launching in Lanarkshire.
Heist hat-trick for University of Stirling
The University of Stirling has netted a hat-trick at the prestigious Heist Awards, which celebrate excellence and innovation in education marketing.
Scientists spending a penny to cut wastewater emissions
An experiment given the green light by University of Stirling experts could halve emissions from wastewater treatment facilities.
First archive tells University’s story of the COVID pandemic
The first collection of its kind capturing the stories and experiences of a Scottish university community through the global pandemic has been launched.
Stirling swimmers jet off to Japan ahead of World Championships
Eight swimmers from the University of Stirling – representing four countries – are jetting off to Japan in the coming days ahead of the World Aquatics Championships.
Trafficked children face asylum ‘system trauma’, says University of Stirling research
Researchers at the University of Stirling exploring the long-term outcomes for trafficked children in Scotland have found that children face ‘system trauma’ connected to navigating the asylum, welfare and child protection systems.
Former Stirling scholar to play Wimbledon quarter finals
Former University of Stirling tennis scholar Maia Lumsden and partner Naiktha Bains have made the quarter finals at Wimbledon with a third successive win in the Ladies' Doubles.
University of Stirling graduate wins second round match at Wimbledon
Former University of Stirling tennis scholar Maia Lumsden continues to make excellent progress at this year's Wimbledon - winning her second round match in the Ladies' Doubles.
University of Stirling pioneers shape Scottish Government entrepreneurship policy
Two University of Stirling staff have played a formative role in developing a major Scottish Government policy paper.
St Modan’s pupil is University’s first Career Ready intern
St Modan’s pupil is the University of Stirling’s first Career Ready intern
Speed dating study finds opposites don’t attract
Speed dating study co-authored by University of Stirling academic finds opposites don’t attract
Stirling golf scholar qualifies for The Open
Former University of Stirling golf scholar Graeme Robertson will compete in The Open Championship later this month after securing his spot in Final Qualifying.
Pioneering wellbeing programme supports academy players through ups and downs of football
The first programme of its kind to support academy players at two professional football clubs in Scotland is seeking fresh funding after overwhelming success.
New research sheds light on the UK branded content industry and need for advertising regulation
The UK Branded content industry, where advertising and media combine, is a fast-growing sector that needs better regulation, according to new research.
