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| Three months after the coronavirus pandemic forced its cancellation, this year’s Glasgow Science Festival is bouncing back online. |
| An academic from the University of Glasgow have been elected to one of Europe’s foremost research bodies, the Academia Europaea (Academy of Europe). |
| Scientists from the University of Glasgow will be part of a newly-launched UK Coronavirus Immunology Consortium (UK-CIC), which aims to answer key questions on how the immune system interacts with SARS-CoV-2 to help us fight COVID-19 and develop better diagnostics, treatments and vaccines. |
| Children aged three to five- years-old involved in a nursery-based cooking skills the Big Chef Little (BCLC) programme were found to be less fussy and more willing to try green vegetables at the end of the study. |
| The presence of two or more long term health conditions – known as multimorbidity – is linked to a 48% higher risk of a positive COVID-19 test. |
| University of Glasgow is helping to solve the UK’s productivity puzzle which could mean better jobs and higher living standards, by contributing to a new £32m research institute. |
| People who suffer one or more forms of maltreatment in childhood have a higher chance of multimorbidity in later life. |
| An international team of scientists, led by the University of Glasgow, has announced findings that could pave the way to a new treatment for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease |
| Researchers at the University of Glasgow have conducted the largest study to date on a wide range of common blood biomarkers and show clear differences in people at genetic risk of Alzheimer’s disease. |
| Radiocarbon dating is set to become more accurate than ever after an international team of scientists improved the technique for assessing the age of historical objects. |
| Researchers from the James Watt School of Engineering are lending their support to a bid to turn Scotland’s disused coal mines into sources of geothermal energy. |
| An international team of researchers, led by the University of Glasgow, has received an award to study the impact of Covid-19 in lower and middle-income countries, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. |
| People in good health and over the age of 55 years old are being asked to take part in a COVID-19 vaccine trial |
| The University of Glasgow is one of four festival 'hubs' for this year's festival, whose theme this year is 'New Worlds' to reflect on the radical global changes of 2020. |
| Professor Ian Shanks has been recognised for his “outstanding achievements in applied sciences”. |
| A radical new method of imaging which harnesses artificial intelligence to turn time into visions of 3D space could help cars, mobile devices and health monitors develop 360-degree awareness. |
| An international research team of Chinese, European and U.S. scientists has discovered that the lineage that gave rise to the virus has been circulating in bats for decades |
| The University of Glasgow is partnering with SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, to establish the SPIE Early Career Researcher Accelerator Fund in Quantum Photonics. |
| Professor Naveed Sattar, was one of the key contributors to Public Health England’s recent report on COVID-19 and obesity |
| A project that will explore how lockdown has impacted on those who were already isolated or marginalised has been launched by the University of Glasgow. |
| The University of Glasgow has signed a MoA with Chulalongkorn University in Thailand, establishing a new and key partnership between the two institutions. |
| A team of scientists at the University of Glasgow have identified a cat in the UK that was infected with SARS-CoV-2 |
| If adults spent no more than two hours watching TV each day, they could minimise their exposure to the health risks associated with TV |
| New programme added to lists of EMJMDs co-ordinated by College of Social Sciences |
| Technology and online networks play a vital role to help marginalised or “hidden youth” feel connected in the digital age, a University of Glasgow academic has found. |
| New findings from the FIELD study announced today, show that former professional football players have lower risk of hospitalization for the most common mental health disorders, including anxiety and depression, and are at no greater risk of suicide. |
| Understanding Animal Research (UAR), an organisation that promotes open communications about animal research, has today released a list of the ten organisations in Great Britain that carry out the highest number of animal procedures – those used in medical, veterinary and scientific research. |
| A major UK research study into the long-term health impacts of COVID-19 on hospitalised patients has been launched |
| The MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) is at the heart of COVID-19 research response in Scotland and the UK |
| There are currently no approved treatments for Dupuytren’s Disease which can impair hand movement severly |
| Nebu~Flow, a spin-out from the University of Glasgow, has been awarded one of the first ever Institute of Physics Lee Lucas Business Awards for their exceptional efforts in developing a new generation of nebuliser. |
| Gift is made by Singaporean alumnus who wanted to honour his former lecturer, Professor Ian McIntyre |
| The University of Glasgow, in collaboration with the NHS and Scottish tech companies, will lead a £3.37m project to transform bowel cancer screening in the UK by developing a precision diagnostic tool that uses artificial intelligence to predict which patients will develop future polyps and tumours. |
| University of Glasgow computing scientists have signed an agreement with Rakuten Mobile, Inc. to carry out collaborative research in the field of edge computing. |
| Quantum and Nanotechnology will be a key focus of work in the Research Hub |
| A research project which aims to explore how postgraduate research students’ mental health can best be supported by their supervisors has received funding from the Student Mental Health Research Network (SMaRteN). |
| An affordable ‘stopgap’ ventilator which can be used with minimal training could help keep seriously ill people alive long enough to either recover or receive hospital care, scientists say. |
| The University of Glasgow today begins a week of online celebrations for the Class of 2020 after it had to postpone graduation ceremonies on campus due to Covid-19. |
| The key to swift treatments to cure the pain of rheumatoid arthritis has been found in the joints of people with the condition who are in long- term remission. |
| The University of Glasgow has been awarded £38m to create the Precision Medicine Living Lab – an internationally leading project focused on translating cutting-edge science and innovation into a real world clinical setting. |
| New research shows UNESCO projects can help build a greener, more equal and more peaceful world, while also creating financial value, a report published by the UK National Commission for UNESCO revealed. |
| UofG and leading Scottish immersive technology company Sublime have combined virtual reality learning and video conferencing to help improve students’ remote teaching experience during the Covid-19 crisis |
| An international team has constructed a model that reproduces a currently unrecognized general feature of photosynthesis |
| Group's remit will focus on early learning centres and schools |
| Through investigating the causes of brain swelling in cerebral malaria – a devastating parasitic disease that is fatal for one in five children – scientists have found a potential new treatment approach that could be safely used to improve outcome |
| UofG has played a key role in contributing scientific research for the newly formed UKRI Coronavirus Explained website |
| An unusual gravitational wave signal is casting new light on the ‘mass gap’ between neutron stars and black holes. |
| A 50-year-old theory that began as speculation about how an alien civilisation could use a black hole to generate energy has been experimentally verified for the first time in a Glasgow research lab. |
| Scientists have shown that a large group of viruses, including the influenza viruses and other serious pathogens, steal genetic signals from their hosts to expand their own genomes. |
| A new report by the charity Waterloo Uncovered reveals how archaeological work on the battlefield of Waterloo is helping Veterans and Serving Military Personnel with recovery from some of the mental and physical impacts of their service. |
| The University of Glasgow has committed to supporting international partners with a series of high-impact research collaborations to help mitigate the global health impacts of COVID-19 |
| A science education programme is turning social distancing into an opportunity for school pupils and teachers to spend their summer learning online. |
| The Glasgow Lighthouse Lab, hosted by the University of Glasgow at its Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus, has officially processed more than 200,000 test samples since opening in April. |
| Analysis shows a decline in population alcohol consumption following the introduction of minimum pricing |
| Five of the eight top subjects are in the College of MVLS |
| Scotland’s first introductions of the virus likely occurred prior to the country’s first confirmed case on March 1st |
| One of the three collections recognised is The Crutchley Archive held at Southwark Archives whose significant and important has been documented by a research team led by University of Glasgow’s Dr Anita Quye. |
| Researchers at the University of Glasgow are running the first virtual ‘Sleep in Schools’ week |
| City foxes are becoming more similar to domesticated dogs as they adapt to their environment |
| A major new study has been launched to understand how the COVID-19 lockdown has impacted gambling behaviour, including among potentially ‘high risk’ groups. |
| Black and south Asian ethnic groups in England appear to be at higher risk of COVID-19, as well as hospitalisation with the disease. |
| A collaboration between experts has created one of the most detailed 3D models of both the interior and the exterior of the SARS-CoV-2 virus particle |
| Weight, blood pressure and blood fat elevations are greater in young people who develop type 2 diabetes. |
| The University of Glasgow is one of six universities to have contributed to the largest cohort study to date on the detailed characterisation of hospital COVID-19 patients in the world. |
| The University of Glasgow and NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (NHSGGC) are supporting the University of Oxford’s COVID-19 vaccine trials in health and care staff. |
| University’s first microcredentials courses tailored to provide vital new skills in healthcare and business management |
| Researchers are supporting global efforts to combat Covid-19, and trying to better understand its wider effects on people with heart and circulatory diseases. |
| New report shows that adolescent mental well-being declined in many countries between 2014 and 2018 |
| Climate change could leave freshwater fish with bigger brains but a reduced ability to effectively explore their surroundings. |
| University now has a total of 23 awards |
| By transferring huge amounts of their own body resources they allow their pups to stockpile vital nutrients |
| The Academy of Medical Sciences has elected three prominent University of Glasgow scientists to their highly prestigious fellowship |
| Research led by UofG uncovers evidence that marine turtles use diversionary tactics to protect their eggs from predators |
| A new generation of wearable devices could be powered by human sweat instead of conventional, environmentally-unfriendly batteries. |
| Analysis work from the CVR provides evidence that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, has not mutated into different types |
| The Universities of Glasgow and Dundee have been awarded £225,000 to rapidly screen for potential COVID-19 treatments. The project is funded by the COVID-19 Therapeutics Accelerator, an initiative launched by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Wellcome, and Mastercard to speed up the response to the COVID-19 pandemic by funding the identification, assessment, development and scale up of treatments. |
| Research identifies for the first time the source of plastic pollution for seabird species |
| Scientists have discovered a malaria transmission-blocking microbe, making an important stride in the fight against the disease. |
| UofG engineers are doing their bit to help frontline workers and carers stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic by producing up to 1,000 pieces of personal protective equipment each day. |
| UofG has been awarded more than £1m from the Scottish Government to undertake nine crucial COVID-19 research projects |
| Two new research projects are setting out to consider exploration at different extremes. |
| University of Glasgow researchers are part of a new consortium which has won the largest-ever grant from the UK Government aimed at commercialising quantum technologies. |
| Coronavirus infections are a common cause of mild colds, infecting thousands of people every year in the UK. |
| UofG research team takes analysis beyond the number of deaths |
| A small piece of genetic material could hold the key to diagnosing and treating high blood pressure earlier, according to new research by scientists at the University of Glasgow, who found that a small piece of genetic material could explain why arteries become increasingly stiff (which happens in high blood pressure) and why blood vessels age faster. |
| The Lighthouse Laboratory in Glasgow – a major new COVID-19 testing facility based in Scotland – is now operational. |
| Birds in the wild appear to lower their bill temperature to prevent heat loss in order to preserve energy when food is scarce, according to new research. |
| The third observing run of LIGO and Virgo is offering new insights into the late inspiral and merger phase of binary black hole systems. |
| Their findings should help the UK and other countries to formulate their own responses |
| University of Glasgow Ad Hoc Response Team examines the various scenarios facing governments |
| Experts have called for real time monitoring of mental health to be rolled out urgently in the UK and globally in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. |
| A new research paper provides valuable new insight into how the symmetry between matter and antimatter is broken in neutrino oscillations. |
| The likelihood of emerging viruses spreading to humans from animals, may not depend on the animal reservoir of the original virus |
| The University of Glasgow is leading a new study, in partnership with the Samaritans and the SAMH |
| Over 200 writers are taking part in the world’s first virtual international literature festival, Stay-At-Home! Festival, which is founded by Dr Carolyn Jess-Cooke from University of Glasgow. |
| The University of Glasgow will host Scotland’s central COVID-19 testing facility in Glasgow |
| A new project which will explore the possibility of using space-based reflectors to shine additional sunlight towards future large-scale solar power farms at dawn and dusk has won backing from the European Research Council. |
| Scientists at the Universities of Dundee are Glasgow are combining their expertise to aid the global battle against coronavirus |
| Scientists have, for the first time, documented seasonal migrations of fish across the seafloor in deep-sea fish |
| A breakthrough in the development of quantum-enhanced optical systems could pave the way for advances in encryption, communication and measurement. |
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