Professor Cait MacPhee appointed to science advisory body

The Scottish Science Advisory Council announces membership appointments.

Professor of Biological and Soft Matter Physics, Cait MacPhee, has been appointed a member of the Scottish Science Advisory Council (SSAC).

The SSAC is Scotland’s highest-level science advisory body, providing independent advice and recommendations on science strategy, policy and priorities to the Scottish Government. It plays a vital role in ensuring that policy decisions are informed by the latest scientific evidence and expertise.  

Four University colleagues have taken up roles on the Scottish Science Advisory Council. 

Professor Cait MacPhee said:

I am absolutely delighted to join the SSAC. It's a privilege to represent the scientific community and support the development of evidence-informed policies in Scotland.