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Scottish Universities Life Sciences Alliance (SULSA)

SULSA is an alliance of twelve Scottish Universities that aims to advance Scotland’s research and innovation in the life sciences through strategic collaboration across institutions, disciplines and sectors. Use this map to explore the areas of expertise within our member universities.

    • School of Applied Social Studies
    • School of Health Sciences
    • School of Nursing and Midwifery
    • School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences
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    Robert Gordon University
    • Institute of Medical Science
    • Rowett Institute of Nutrition and Health
    • Institute of Applied Health Sciences
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    University of Aberdeen
    • School of Biology
      • Scottish Oceans Institute
      • Biomedical Sciences Research Complex
      • Centre for Biological Diversity
    • School of Psychology & Neuroscience
    • School of Medicine
    • School of Chemistry
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    University of St Andrews
    • School of Life Sciences
      • Drug Discovery Unit
      • Protein Phosphorylation and Ubiquitylation Unit
    • National Phenotypic Screening Centre
    • School of Medicine
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    University of Dundee
    • School of Engineering and Physical Sciences
      • Institute of Biological Chemistry, Biophysics and Bioengineering
    • School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society
      • Institute of Life and Earth Scienes
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    Heriot Watt University
    • School of Applied Sciences
      • Animal and Plant Science Research Group
      • Biomedical Science Research Group
      • Microbiology Research Group
      • Sports, Exercise and Health Science Research Group
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    Edinburgh Napier University
    • College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine
      • The Queen’s Medical Research Institute
      • Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine
      • The Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics
      • Edinburgh Neuroscience
      • The Roslin Institute
    • The School of Biological Sciences
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    The University of Edinburgh
    • School of Health & Life Sciences
      • Institute of Health and Care Research
      • Institute of Biomedical & Environmental Health Research
      • Institute of Clinical Exercise and Health Science
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    University of the West of Scotland
    • School of Health and Life Sciences
      • Department of Biological and Biomedical Sciences
      • Department of Nursing and Community Health
      • Department of Occupational Therapy & Human Nutrition and Dietetics
      • Department of Physiotherapy and Paramedicine
      • Department of Podiatry and Radiography
      • Department of Psychology and Social Work
      • Department of Vision Sciences
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    Glasgow Caledonian University
    • Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
    • Cancer Research UK Formulation Unit
    • Continuous Manufacturing and Crystallisation
    • Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre
    • Rapid Prototyping Centre
    • Centre for Biophotonics
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    University of Strathclyde
    • College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences
      • Institute of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation
      • Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences
      • Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology
      • Institute of Molecular Cell and Systems Biology
      • Institute of Health and Wellbeing
      • Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine
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    University of Glasgow
  • UHI Inverness
    • Institute of Health Research and Innovation:
      • Division of Biomedical Sciences
      • Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing
      • Department of Nursing and Midwifery
      • Healthcare Innovation
      • Scottish Rural Health Partnership
    • Marine, Environmental Science and Engineering:
      • Energy Innovation Team
      • Aquaculture Hub
      • Water Quality Innovation Group
      • Graduate School
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    University of the Highlands & Islands
UHI Inverness
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About Us

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Funding Opportunities

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Life Sciences Research

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Partnerships

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SULSA represents the entirety of the life sciences community encompassing research on humans, plants, animals and microbes under four key pillars

International Network Building

Industry Engagement

Inter/Multidisciplinary Knowledge Exchange

Inclusivity and Improved Research Culture

SULSA NEWS

Rhineland-Palatinate Delegate Visit

Date: April 2023

SULSA and The Scottish Government were honoured to welcome Minister President Malu Dreyer, her Minster for Science and Health Mr Clemens Hoch, and a delegation of ministry representatives and academics from the German federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate on Tuesday 18th April. This visit celebrated the collaborative work between Scotland and Rhineland-Palatinate in the areas of languages and teaching, life sciences and biotechnology, and energy.

SULSA Innovation Seed

Date: April 2023

SULSA are exited to re-launch our Innovation Seed Funding call jointly funded with IBioIC and CENSIS. This call aims to support early stage PIs who can apply for £5,000 – £15,000 to support fostering collaborations with industry or commercialising research. We invite you to learn more about the call via our website where you can also watch a recording from our recent information session. Application deadline is 22nd May 2023. 

SULSA ECR Prize

Date: April 2023

Our SULSA ECR Prize is back! This prize aims to award outstanding early career scientists whose work shows excellent potential to make an impact in the field of life sciences. It includes a fully-funded tour (£1,000) of three Scottish Universities where the awardee will deliver a seminar and meet with staff in order to raise their profile around Scotland, and develop their independent networks. Learn more now and watch our recorded information session via our website. Application deadline is 3rd May 2023.