Archaea at St Andrews

Arsenic at St Andrews, 1943.

Tuscan for a three-year voyage. His account of this was published in 1840.' Bennett collected a large number of botanical and zoological specimens, which he presented to the Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Linnaean Society, and King's College London. As the Tuscan travelled north, across the Equator to colder waters on the west coast of America, many of the cre...

Research in Photonics at The University of St Andrews

Scene of Crime Information System: Playing at St. Andrews

This paper discusses the adaptation of the Scene of Crime Information System developed within an EPSRC-funded project, to the collection of data within the ImageCLEF track of the Cross Language Evaluation Forum 2003. The adaptations necessary to participate in this activity are detailed, and initial results are briefly presented. 1. ImageCLEF Collection ImageCLEF is concerned with the retrieval...

Environment Fisheries Service St . Andrews

Farcical Philology: Alexander Shewan's Homeric Games at an Ancient St. Andrews