Moredun’s new interactive educational exhibit received a fantastic response from the public when it was launched at the Edinburgh International Science Festival last month.
‘Bug...
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Sustainable worm control is a major concern to the livestock industry around the world as a result of the development and spread of drug resistant parasites. Research at Moredun is helping to...
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Beth Wells, one of Moredun’s current PhD students, was awarded a Cambridge University Press prize at the British Society for Parasitology’s Spring Meeting held in April.
Beth who is ha...
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Scientists from the Moredun are warning sheep farmers to be alert to scouring in young lambs due to Nematodirus and have produced a free guide for farmers to help better understand, control an...
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Members of Moredun’s Education Group were invited along to a local primary school to lend a hand to their celebrations of all things scientific.
Stobhill Primary School in Gorebridge organis...
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Staff from Moredun and Heriot Watt University met recently (24th and 25th February) to discuss and explore future opportunities for interdisciplinary collaborations.
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‘.. very useful. It was an invaluable experience…’
‘…made us think about how we use evidence in our policy making..’
‘.. great chance to make personal...
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Rachael Baker, one of Moredun’s current PhD students, was one of only four Biological and Biomedical Sciences students from Scotland recently invited to present and discuss their research at t...
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Since its launch in March 2010, the critically acclaimed photography exhibition, ENLIGHTENMENT: The Art of Science has gone from strength to strength.
As the exhibition tours the country people co...
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