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| The University of Glasgow will host Scotland’s central COVID-19 testing facility in Glasgow |
| 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 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. |
| The MRC-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research named as one of 13 key centres working on COVID-19 whole genome sequencing |
| CVR to play a key role in new project, on understanding of COVID-19 and its impact on the body |
| After careful consideration, the University of Glasgow has made the difficult decision to cancel two international conferences it was organising and hosting - the Outlander Conference Glasgow 2020 and the Edwin Morgan 100 Conference. |
| A new imaging method combined with machine learning uncovers previously hidden information in micrographs of biological cells to reveal quantitative information of gene expression levels. |
| Scientists at the University of Glasgow have described new molecules which form a direct link between the gut microbiome and the brain |
| A project which aims to use drones to ensure that mobile communications remain accessible in disaster zones has had its first successful demonstration. |
| Commuters who cycle to work are at higher risk of injury compared to those who walk to work, use a car or take public transport |
| Some of the University of Glasgow’s senior women leaders assembled to give their own historic take on a 150-year-old, all-male professors’ photo ahead of celebrations for International Women’s Day. |
| University awarded £250,000 from Scottish Funding Council's Climate Emergency Collaboration Challenge |
| Construction reaches major milestone |
| Improvements for Arts & Humanities, Natural Sciences and Social Sciences |
| The University of Glasgow’s Great War Project to remember every member of its community to lose their lives has officially ended today with its last commemoration service. |
| Royal Society of Edinburgh names 64 new fellows from across sciences, arts, education, business and public life |
| The Walking Library for Forest Walks is part of an arts project, launched by Professor Dee Heddon and Misha Myers, and supported by UofG, which combines reading with walking. |
| British scientists are turning their eyes to the skies to track meteorites before they land on UK soil – and they’re looking for volunteers to help them recover the space rocks whenever and wherever they fall. |
| Six trailblazing women from Scotland’s past, from the country’s first female solicitor and UofG graduate to the first Scottish woman to direct a feature-length film, have been recognised by Historic Environment Scotland (HES). |
| Researchers at the University of Glasgow and NHSGGC are set to benefit from a £5million European research award to refocus research efforts on mesothelioma, an asbestos-related, incurable cancer. |
| A new study of a Scottish sea loch which reconstructs 5,000 years of its climate history is casting doubt on hopes that ‘blue carbon’ could help slow the rate of global heating. |
| A project which aims to develop robots to reduce children’s distress during medical procedures is one of 10 ‘responsible artificial intelligence’ initiatives to receive newfunding. |
| The British Heart Foundation has announced the appointment of Prof James Leiper as an Associate Medical Director for Research |
| New research confirms that low numbers of young people are vaping, with vaping more common in young people from disadvantaged households who had never smoked before |
| A new imaging method which exploits the unique properties of quantum-entangled photons to reveal hidden information could help move forward the developing field of quantum radar. |
| What should be the next accelerator to replace the LHC at the highest possible energies once it ceases operation? A muon collider could be the answer. |
| A collaborative global scientific effort, which includes a group of researchers from UofG, has completed the most comprehensive study of whole cancer genomes to date |
| University issues joint statement with other institutions |
| A national report, carried out every four years, has provided insights into child mental health in Scotland |
| The clearest and most detailed images of the Sun have been captured by the largest telescope in the world. |
| The University of Glasgow Library has today named 13 scholars, including a Turner Prize winner, awarded a visiting fellowship to carry out research using its unique collections. |
| A team of researchers from CREATe, the UK Copyright and Creative Economy Centre based in the University of Glasgow, have received a major new award. |
| Academics at the University of Glasgow plan to pull together a worldwide map of contemporary Burns Supper activity over the next two years. |
| £86 million investment in PGT student experience and Adam Smith Business School. |
| Foillseachadh air dealbh le Sandy Moffat, neach-ealain air mhuninntearas aid Mòd Ghlaschu |
| Students from the University of Glasgow’s James Watt School of Engineering geared up this week to tackle global challenges during the School’s first-ever Creativity Week. |
| A philanthropic American couple have gifted a quarter of a million dollars to the home of the largest concentration of Robert Burns experts in the world, it was announced today. |
| Scientists at the University of Glasgow and Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute have tested close to 1000 existing medicines and discovered that a cheap drug commonly used to treat parasitic worm infection could be a game-changing treatment for prostate cancer. |
| A specialist technique used to study drugs has been completed for the first time during an outbreak of Ebola virus disease |
| Scotland’s national bard is worth just over £200 million a year to the Scottish economy and the poet’s brand is worth nearly £140 million annually, a report by the University of Glasgow has revealed. |
| The unique project that brings the River Clyde into classrooms around the West of Scotland is celebrating its 20th anniversary |
| Moderate-intensity exercise combined with a supplement which suppresses appetite could boost the rate at which fat is burned in the human body, new research suggests. |
| The Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities (SGSAH) is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Director, Professor Claire Squires. |
| The publication of a new observation of gravitational wave data is being celebrated by researchers from the University of Glasgow’s Institute for Gravitational Research. |
| The Professor Emerita of Law and Ethics in Medicine was recognised for services to Health and to Education |
| Patients at high risk for diabetes are also at a high risk for heart disease – but not because of higher sugar levels, according to new research led by the University of Glasgow. |
| Award recognises an educator who exemplifies the vision, principles and values of Robert Owen |
| University of Glasgow-led research finds that just 14% of people in the world have access to palliative care services that allow them to die with dignity |
| A project team led by the University of Glasgow travelled the length and breadth of Scotland, visiting nearly 150 communities, to pinpoint where expressions come from in the many dialects of Scots spoken across Scotland. |
| Research will measure how much the music industry is worth to Scotland’s economy |
| People were less likely to catch either influenza or a common cold-causing rhinovirus if they were already infected with the other virus, a new study by scientists from the Medical Research Council-University of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research has found. |
| Two researchers at the University of Glasgow have been awarded multi million pound grants by the European Research Council (ERC). |
| Hollywood and Broadway star Alan Cumming gave a lecture at the University of Glasgow celebrating Scotland’s great theatre traditions and the life and work of one of its champions, the late Dr Alasdair Cameron. |
| The UofG conference next year will look at the history, customs, politics, culture, clothes and music featured in the Outlander TV series and the keynote will be by author of the books Diana Gabaldon. |
| Scientists have tested a new way to protect crops from a widespread and devastating bacterial disease, without using environmentally damaging chemical sprays. |
| A lack of consistent reporting on obesity and weight management programmes around the UK, has created a postcode lottery for patient care |
| The need for more research into female brain injury has been highlighted today, as researchers at the University of Glasgow partner with international charity PINK Concussions. |
| Universities and colleges unite to tackle GBV |
| Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli has launched a major new report on maximising the economic impact of the Higher Education sector – calling for a “shared national mission” focused on putting Scotland among the most innovative economies in the world. |
| Sir Ivan Rogers, the United Kingdom’s former ambassador to the European Union will warn that the biggest Brexit crisis yet is still a year away. |
| Scientists have reported an effective and environmentally sustainable way to block the transmission of mosquito-borne dengue virus |
| Scientists have detected an exotic tick-borne parasite within sheep in the North of Scotland |
| UofG officially launches the Games and Gaming Lab, a cross-disciplinary Arts lab on how games and gaming can be used to aid research, teaching and learning. |
| Scientists have used ‘glowing’ fluorescent gel to estimate the potential effectiveness of spreadable vaccines to control diseases in wild bats |
| A Glasgow-based community cooking programme has been shown to improve family eating and could help to combat poor diets |
| A new type of microscopy is helping to unlock the secrets of the zebrafish’s heart – which could also teach us more about how human hearts form, grow and heal. |
| Work starts on new home for Institute of Health & Wellbeing at University of Glasgow |
| The University of Glasgow are eagerly anticipating the initiation of a pioneering new global trial |
| Neuroscientists have gained new insight into how the brain predicts missing visual information |
| The return of a space probe bearing samples from a distant asteroid is being eagerly anticipated by researchers from the University of Glasgow and Curtin University in Australia. |
| Leading international specialists in the field of art history have released the initial findings of a four-year collaborative research project centring around one of Glasgow's most famous paintings, the Lady in a Fur Wrap. |
| Researchers have found a better way to test for kidney disease using a simple, affordable blood test |
| Thursday's thunderstorms affected more than 1,500 properties in the Highlands. |
| The 10-month-old boy died in hospital after choking at a Bright Horizons Nursery in Edinburgh. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 5 to 12 July. |
| A 24-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of Carol Milne, 59, in Aberdeen. |
| Martin Moran is believed to have died along with seven other climbers after an avalanche in May. |
| The death of a child who choked on a piece of fruit at an Edinburgh nursery makes the front pages. |
| The Scottish festival ran for 22 years but organisers say they're focusing on new events. |
| Emergency services were called to the Royal Mail centre in Aberdeen at about 18:30 on Thursday. |
| Scotland need not worry about inspiring people at the Netball World Cup because their sport "will do the talking", says captain Claire Maxwell. |
| A group of mountain biking enthusiasts will take over management of the routes in the Tweed Valley. |
| As forced marriages reported in Scotland increase, Nyla Khan describes being taken to Pakistan to marry aged 17. |
| MSPs raise concerns about moves to shift existing benefits claimants on to universal credit. |
| New Kilmarnock manager Angelo Alessio says his players proved they had "great character" by coming from behind to beat Connah's Quay Nomads in Europa League first-round qualifying. |
| Derek McInnes says Aberdeen have had "a couple of bids accepted" for players as they compete with Hibs for the signing of Scunthorpe's Funso Ojo. |
| Stuart Findlay's stoppage-time winner against Connah's Quay Nomads in the Europa League first qualifying round first leg gave Angelo Alessio a winning start as Kilmarnock manager in Rhyl. |
| Hamilton Academical sign teenager Everton attacker Korede Adedoyin on a season-long loan. |
| The 10-month-old died in hospital after the incident at Bright Horizons Nursery in Edinburgh. |
| Viktoria Kaftanikaite's life was saved by drilling holes in her skull and having electrodes implanted deep into her brain. |
| A young girl has undergone surgery to have electrodes implanted deep into her brain. |
| Scotland cap Rachel McLauchlan has returned north to sign for Glasgow City after six months in England. |
| Partick Thistle's new board are in "active dialogue" with potential new investors after a formal takeover bid was made for the Glasgow club. |
| The family of Robyn Fryar, 15, who died after being hit on a Paisley road, say they are "in a nightmare they cannot wake up from" |
| The 700-year-old "treasure" is to go on display next year, offering the public a rare chance to view it. |
| Parts of Dingwall in the Highlands were flooded after more than a month's worth of rain fell in just a few hours. |
| The dairy co-operative says it is also looking to scale down operations at Campbeltown Creamery. |
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