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Blood test could detect autoimmune disorder 10 years before symptoms – study
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Mosquitoes and stained glass mystery to be discussed at Curious festival
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‘Breakthrough’ finding could transform endometriosis diagnosis, scientists say
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Construction work starts on £750m national supercomputer
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One in four children manipulated into online sexual interactions – study
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Scientists identify trigger of Crohn’s scarring, research suggests
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Retired teacher with Crohn’s says new research could be ‘game-changer’
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Union warns of ‘year of disruption’ at university amid ongoing cuts row
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Staff at University of Edinburgh strike over proposed cuts
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Scientists make Parkinson’s drug from used plastic bottles
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Edinburgh uni lecturers voting on further industrial action in ongoing cuts row
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University receives royal award for tackling violence against women and girls
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Spider monkeys share knowledge to find best fruit trees, research finds
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Course warns small business leaders about ‘shadow AI’ and other risks
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Scientists calculate true carbon footprint of premium dog foods
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Retired HGV driver undergoes heart bypass using gene therapy to reduce risks
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Staff at four universities vote on possible strike action in disputes over cuts
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University lecturers suspend strike action after compulsory job cuts ruled out
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Ancient rock formations could store millions of tonnes of CO2, research says
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Late physicist’s Nobel Prize medal donated to university where he had key idea
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Commonly prescribed antibiotic may reduce schizophrenia risk – study
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Universities have made cuts ‘equivalent to 15,000 jobs in last year’ – union
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Scientists develop first-ever blood test to diagnose ME
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New technique improves cognitive function in mice with Alzheimer’s
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University leaders warn student pro-Palestine protesters to ‘think carefully’
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University hails £475,000 fund into ‘groundbreaking’ eczema technology
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Scientists find way to fertilise eggs made from genetic material of skin cells
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Union begins fresh strike ballot in row over job cuts at University of Edinburgh
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Universities cannot return to what they looked like in the 2010s, says Kyle
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