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| Professor Rory O’Connor has been announced as the new President of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) – the first person in the UK to hold this position for almost 50 years |
| If you think getting your cat to the veterinarian is tricky, a new study – led by Cornell Wildlife Health Center, the University of Glasgow and the Wildlife Conservation Society; and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences – has revealed that vaccination of endangered Amur (Siberian) tigers is the only practical strategy to protect them from a dangerous disease in their natural habitat in the Russian Far East. |
| The RSE Young Academy of Scotland (YAS) has announced the appointment of 51 new members including eight from the University of Glasgow. |
| Scientists have discovered that the Firth of Clyde is an important source of juvenile whiting to the wider Scottish west coast waters, in new research likely to be important for fisheries management. |
| Identifying and assessing frailty in people with diabetes should be a priority, in order to better treat and manage patients and reduce mortality. |
| A potential treatment for COVID-19, which has shown early promise in China and Japan, will be trialed in Glasgow |
| Explorathon is the Scottish arm of ‘European Researchers’ Night’, an EC-funded festival happening in 300 cities across Europe. |
| An education project which aims to bring the science of Martian exploration into the classroom is preparing for launch. |
| Coronavirus and people with learning disabilities: a study of the lives of people with learning disabilities through the coronavirus pandemic |
| Scientists at the University of Glasgow have furthered the understanding of how novel diabetes drugs can improve prognosis for patients with heart failure. |
| A University of Glasgow scientist is set to play a leading role in a ground breaking clinical trial for people with lung cancer. |
| Professor Steven Sinkins, Professor at the MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR), has been awarded almost £3m to continue his pioneering mosquito symbiont work by Open Philanthropy |
| FAST Study finds no increased risk of cardiovascular events with febuxostat as compared with allopurinol for gout treatment |
| The Universities of Dundee and Glasgow have received £2.4 million to lead a clinical trial of a home-based cardiac rehabilitation programme for people with heart failure and their caregivers |
| Banning the sale of cigarettes close to schools and playgrounds would reduce the number of shops allowed to sell tobacco products in Scotland by more than 70 per cent |
| The University of Glasgow has received funding to repurpose drugs that are currently used to treat some parasitic diseases in humans – Sleeping Sickness, Chagas Disease and Leishmaniasis – to manage amoebic gill disease in Atlantic salmon |
| Scientists from the University of Glasgow have played an important role in understanding why some patients respond better to drug treatments than others. |
| Young people across Europe are being recruited to a trial to put their smartphone usage to good use, via an app designed to prevent anxiety and depression and improve wellbeing. |
| Early detection and treatment of frailty and pre-frailty, may help to reduce the risk of dementia, or delay its onset. |
| UofG scholars in partnership with social security and mental health experts have launched a series of recommendations to help support people with mental health problems in entering, maintaining, and returning to work. |
| Infectious disease emergence is often the result of a pathogen entering a new host species, as highlighted by COVID-19. However, most cross-species transmissions fail to establish in the newly-infected species. |
| The publication of a new catalogue of gravitational wave detections from the LIGO Scientific Collaboration and the Virgo Collaboration is providing valuable new insight into the workings of the universe. |
| Four subjects ranked in global top 100 rankings, with Law entering top 40 |
| During the first peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in Scotland, whilst the absolute risk remained low, patient-facing healthcare workers were at three-fold higher risk of hospitalisation with COVID-19 than the general population, according to new research. |
| UofG and FutureLearn are launching a free online course to educate people on gender history as study shows that Brits feel they lack the right knowledge on gender issues/ |
| Fears that people with high blood pressure are more at risk from severe Covid-19 because it is easier for the virus to enter their cells and tissues have been laid to rest, thanks to research by an international team of scientists |
| Leading academics from the University of Glasgow have joined forces with SCCS, the UK’s largest grouping of carbon capture and storage (CCS) scientists, to strengthen climate action through targeted research. |
| The first six weeks of the pandemic and lockdown had a major impact on the UK population’s mental health and wellbeing, according to new research |
| York and Dublin, the two most important Viking settlements in Western Europe, are joining to learn from each other about their linked heritage and history. |
| The University of Glasgow has been awarded three prestigious UKRI-funded Future Leaders Fellowship awards, for work on COVID-19 and in cancer sciences. |
| A University of Glasgow researcher has received a prestigious medal from the Royal Society of Edinburgh in recognition of his work in treating neurological diseases and infections. |
| A University of Glasgow mathematician has helped map the mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nursing and care home staff in Italy. |
| A University of Glasgow-led national centre for research into inflammatory arthritis is proud to announce it has awarded 12 PhDs in its first round of funding, creating a new cadre of young scientists trained in pathogenesis research to fight arthritis |
| Scientists have developed a new ‘Precision Medicine’ approach to treating the damaged DNA in the cancer cells of Pancreatic Cancer patients. |
| Six leading University of Glasgow academics have been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. |
| In March 2021, two new learning centres will open in Govan and Craigmillar to provide additional educational support to young people aged 7-18. |
| A week-long celebration of the life and achievements of a pioneering woman computing scientist is aiming to encourage more female participation in the tech sector. |
| A former First Minister of Scotland has questioned whether Scotland has made enough progress towards social justice since the death of Donald Dewar 20 years ago. |
| Free online course explores history and legacy of British slavery in the Caribbean |
| A ‘self-eating’ rocket engine which aims to put small payloads into orbit by burning its own structure as propellant has won financial support from the UK Government. |
| Food Train and University of Glasgow study recommends mandatory community screening by health and social care agencies to identify older age adults in danger of malnourishment and food insecurity. |
| Two UofG engineers have each received prestigious research chairs awarded by the Royal Academy of Engineering. |
| The University of Glasgow is joining a global five-year program to understand and address threats posed by zoonotic viral diseases that can “spill over” from animals to humans, such as SARS-CoV-2, in an effort to reduce risk of infection, amplification, and spread. |
| A new system capable of automatically turning words into molecules on demand will open up the digitisation of chemistry, scientists say. |
| Smoking declined, but adverse alcohol use generally increased during the UK’s coronavirus ‘lockdown’, according to new research |
| The University of Glasgow announced two new strategic leadership appointments today, to the roles of Vice Principal for Research and Vice Principal & Head of College for the College of Medicine, Veterinary and Life Sciences |
| Professor Gillian Doyle has been appointed a member of the new eight-person Commission tasked with reviewing and making recommendations on how to deliver and fund public service broadcasting in Ireland into the future. |
| Professor Lorna M Hughes has been elected to one of Europe’s foremost senior research bodies, the Academia Europaea (Academy of Europe). |
| The University of Glasgow is rolling out significant extra support measures for students in halls of residences, from today. |
| A new form of digital contact tracing which uses unbreakable encryption to secure personal data could help win the level of public engagement required to fight the spread of COVID-19. |
| We are working closely with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s public health team to manage two outbreaks in student halls |
| The University of Glasgow is opening a new first opinion equine practice, which will service horse owners around the northern side of Glasgow, from Port Talbot to Cumbernauld and up to Drymen |
| The latest ranking in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2021 marks the third improvement for Glasgow in recent weeks |
| Marie Curie and the University of Glasgow are calling for action to improve the care and experience of dying people in hospitals. |
| The first research centre in the world to focus solely on fantasy is being launched this week by UofG academics. |
| The impacts of predator loss and climate change are combining to devastate living reefs that have defined Alaskan kelp forests for centuries. |
| People who are admitted to hospital with Covid-19 can be divided into four distinct groups, according to data from the world’s largest study of patients with the disease |
| University also shortlisted in Technological or Digital Innovation of the Year category |
| The MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) is at the heart of COVID-19 research response in Scotland and the UK |
| A project which aims to develop quantum-powered health sensors for home use in order to spot the earliest signs of disease is being backed by £5.5m in new funding. |
| Researchers and clinicians in Glasgow will lead a global study into the long-term health impacts of COVID-19. |
| Scientists from the University of Glasgow and partner organisations are working to understand the interactions between pathogen Pectobacterium atrosepticum and an array of soil-microbe-crop interactions in the development of blackleg, one of the most damaging bacterial plant diseases in the UK, responsible for annual losses of £50m for the potato industry. |
| Two UofG academics have been awarded more than £2.6m in the prestigious European Research Council Starting Grant scheme |
| University has risen by seven places to 92nd |
| It also rises in the Guardian University Guide |
| Low carbohydrate diets are often driven by beliefs that are influenced by internet resources, and do not represent a one-size-fits all approach to dieting |
| The most massive gravitational-wave source yet has been detected – a binary black hole merger, which produced a blast equal to the energy of eight suns, sending shockwaves through the universe. |
| 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 |
| 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. |
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