Resources

Over the course of this century, cancer will become the leading cause of premature death. So how do we achieve a world where fewer people develop cancer?

How to think like Adam Smith? In Smith’s tercentenary year, Professor Adam Dixon takes on this question.

Kirsty Hughes FRSE takes a look at the Scottish government's new paper on 'An Independent Scotland in the EU'. She notes that the paper tackles some tricky issues head-on, but there are gaps too.

Professor Roger Crofts argues that the environment is our shared responsibility and highlights challenges post-Brexit: declining standards, political influences, and the need for unified action. We must talk early, talk often, and collaborate globally to protect our planet.

Professor Paul James Cardwell delves into the aftermath of Brexit's impact on higher education. From the farewell to Erasmus+ to the birth of Turing, it's a complex horizon. Will the UK seek to re-join Erasmus?

Dr Deval Desai writes about the intersection of academic freedom and human rights, and how restrictions on one can impede the other.

Professor Katy Hayward on 'bord-inary' challenges; Brexit's border changes that are causing friction in the UK.

Dr Dmitry Fedosov discusses John Barbour's monumental 14th-century poem, "The Bruce," which chronicles Scotland's War of Independence.

The EU faces multiple challenges, both internally and externally, so what does its future hold and is it still the right answer after the watershed?