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| College of Arts staff member Eilidh Cormack in Burns song |
| Newly-named title of Wellcome Centre for Integrative Parasitology |
| A new approach to transforming water into hydrogen and oxygen could provide a promising alternative to fossil fuels. |
| Researchers have received £250,000 from Prostate Cancer UK, to explore an innovative immunotherapy treatment for patients with advanced prostate cancer |
| Hubs are part of a £200m investment by UKRI |
| The University of Glasgow and Education Scotland officially launched a range of online teaching resources from academic research tailored to the needs of Scottish pupils. |
| The University of Glasgow is marking the anniversary of James Watt’s birth by unveiling plans for a year of celebrations of the pioneering engineer’s life and works. |
| University of Glasgow law academics and students, carrying out research for this year’s centenary of woman in law project,have discovered a rare photo of the law pioneer Madge Easton Anderson. |
| A quarter of all Scottish prisoners have been hospitalised with a traumatic brain injury at some point in their lives, according to new research |
| University's BSL plan introduced by Disability Equality Champion Professor Frank Coton |
| UofG Academics have discovered a short story which they believe could solve the mystery of a lost play by revolutionary socialist James Connolly. |
| A project led by the University of Glasgow brings together some 40 academics and curators to help understand how her legend has impacted on Scottish society and culture. |
| Repeatedly missing general practice (GP) appointments may be a risk marker for all-cause mortality, particularly in patients with mental health conditions, new research published in the open access journal BMC Medicine suggests. |
| The first ever exhibition of paintings and works of art created by artists who have no “mind’s eye” will cast new light on the creative brain when it goes on display from today. |
| Researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding how a family of viruses, including the norovirus, initiate infections. |
| A recent report has revealed that half of the top dozen UK pancreatic cancer researchers are based in Glasgow, with all six being affiliated with the University of Glasgow |
| This year the annual “Air the Bear” event, where the Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey team donate toys for local charities, will also benefit the Malaria Alert Centre in Blantyre, Malawi |
| Open letter to MPs warns that the impact of a no deal scenario could lead to “an academic, cultural and scientific setback from which it would take decades to recover" |
| A drill originally developed to break through Martian rocks is set to be deployed to Antarctica on a mission which could help us understand the history of Earth’s changing climate. |
| A drill originally developed to break through Martian rocks is set to be deployed to Antarctica on a mission which could help us understand the history of Earth’s changing climate. |
| Congratulations to the recipients of a CBE and two MBEs |
| A new study suggests rolling out a Type 2 diabetes remission programme in the NHS could cost around £1,067 per participant in its first year – or, factoring in the likelihood of success, £2,564 for each case of remission. |
| New tests by SUERC lift the lid on rare whisky market |
| Scientists at the University of Glasgow have discovered a potential combination therapy for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia |
| Wiley to provide support for existing and new online programmes |
| The University of Glasgow Library today announced 10 new visiting fellowships awards to support scholars from across the world to come to Glasgow to work on our unique research collections. |
| A team of researchers at the University of Glasgow have been awarded a grant of over £1m to study the impact of the loss of the night on animals that are subjected to the increased light at night that occurs in urban areas throughout the world. |
| The two universities' first joint PhD research programmes will be launched in September |
| The lowering of the legal blood alcohol limit for drivers in Scotland has had no impact on the number of road traffic accidents |
| University of Glasgow Vice Principal and Head of the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences is named as one of the experts appointed to advise the Scottish Government |
| Scientists have identified and modelled a distinct biology for paediatric acute myeloid leukaemia, one of the major causes of death in children |
| University of Glasgow engineers have secured funding to develop new medical diagnostic technologies to help treat infectious diseases in Africa and Vietnam. |
| Kidney dialysis can cause short-term ‘cerebral stunning’ and may be associated with progressive brain injury in those who receive the treatment for many years. For many patients with kidney failure awaiting a kidney transplant or those not suitable for a transplant, dialysis is a life-saving treatment. |
| Researchers have found that incidence of heart failure was around two-fold higher in people with diabetes. |
| E. coli, the notorious bug associated with severe food poisoning and usually caught from undercooked meat, is a common concern for anyone cooking over the festive period. |
| Scientists have discovered a fish species which significantly evolved and expanded its ecological toolset, after an effort was made to reduce pollution in its ecosystem. |
| University of Glasgow physicists are closing out 2018 with the publication of a wealth of new gravitational wave data collected during the first two observing runs of the LIGO and Virgo detectors. |
| Three online distance-learning students on MVLS MSc courses graduated via live video links from Jamaica, Saudi Arabia and Scotland. |
| Service personnel at Scottish National War Memorial read For the Fallen to mark Armistice Day. |
| A retaining wall supporting a road by the bridge in Fordoun, just off the A90, was damaged. |
| The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen will open the "immersive" trench to the public in next year. |
| Former heroin user and gambling addict Daniel Collins is a tour guide with a difference. |
| A report attributes the rise in part to growth in online shopping and a shift to in-home leisure. |
| Brendan Rodgers says the 2-1 win over RB Leipzig in the Europa League is Celtic's best at home in Europe since he became manager. |
| Celtic secured a dramatic victory over RB Leipzig to keep their hopes of reaching the Europa League knockout phase alive. |
| Manager Steven Gerrard blames poor defending for Rangers' 11-game unbeaten Europa League run being ended by Spartak Moscow. |
| A 38-year-old man has been charged with two attempted murders and a serious assault. |
| Rangers lose their 11-game unbeaten Europa League run as they squander the lead three times in a seven-goal thriller with Spartak Moscow. |
| Michael Frati allegedly carried out the murder bid on Brian McGloin on Wellshot Road, Glasgow. |
| Annie Wells is suspended for five days for making "advance comment" on a committee report before it was published. |
| Owen Hassan died in hospital after he was found injured in the Pollokshaws area of Glasgow. |
| The review was ordered after a picture was released of fisheries officer DeeAnn Fitzpatrick taped to a chair and gagged. |
| The prospect of a council pay strike has moved closer after Unison members rejected a 3% pay deal. |
| Lawyers send letters to Celtic FC warning them that victims of Jim Torbett are to sue the club. |
| The five-week-old boy suffered blood clots outside the brain after the incident at a house in Twechar. |
| The body of Fiona McDonald was found by police following reports of a disturbance in Camelon, Falkirk. |
| PC Laura Sayer and PC Kenneth MacKenzie were attacked in a flat on Gateside Gardens, Greenock. |
| Ms Sturgeon said "nobody should have to suffer the abuse and attacks that he has had to suffer." |
| An inquiry is shown video footage of Mike Towell being knocked to the ground during the 2016 bout. |
| Shezad Khan paid £3,200 to order the weapons from a company based in the Czech Republic. |
| The 25-year-old attempted to rape his victim after following her off a bus in East Kilbride. |
| Donald Trump's former advisor is to speak at an event in Edinburgh next week - with Nicola Sturgeon pulling out in protest. |
| Art experts say they hope the signs in the centre of Edinburgh will not be removed. |
| Finlay Pringle, 11, was upset about the TV presenter's new diving with sharks experience. |
| The council wants to restrict car numbers on two city centre streets to boost public transport. |
| Forty-four passengers and four crew were on board during the incident on the Flybe flight in January. |
| Glasgow University's Stevenson sport building and neighbouring Rankine building reopen after carbon dioxide alert. |
| The Oil and Gas Authority report estimates remaining recoverable UK reserves and resources at up to 20bn barrels. |
| Victims of a football coach convicted of child abuse criticise Celtic over its response, say the front pages. |
| The advice that two young MPs would give to the youngest women ever elected to Congress. |
| Robert Rutherford Brydone originated the two-minute silent pause in Cape Town in the last months of WW1. |
| The death toll of Scots in WW1 has been a difficult figure to agree on. |
| Two young musicians make an impassioned plea to politicians to make instrumental tuition free for all. |
| Detectives investigating the death of Darren Sinclair in Drumchapel say it is being treated as murder. |
| The man was treated at Hairmyers Hospital but then transferred to an intensive care unit in Glasgow. |
| Rangers will find out on Thursday whether the second yellow card shown to Daniel Candeias against St Mirren will be overturned. |
| Tynecastle is hosting an interactive play 'War of Two Halves', the story of the Hearts side that joined up to fight in World War One. |
| Celtic midfielder Ryan Christie says he is hoping to conclude "very positive" talks on a new contract soon. |
| All you need to know about sending in photographs for our weekly gallery. |
| John Mclean left school at 14 and says it was a "relief" when 20 years later he was diagnosed with dyslexia. |
| The reputation of Scottish World War One leader Earl Haig is being restored by historians. |
| An artist is painting portraits of 100 of the men who lost their lives in the Western Isles' Iolaire disaster in 1919. |
| Michelin is to close its tyre factory in Dundee, with the loss of about 850 jobs, confirming it will leave the city by 2020. |
| Emmy Macnicol is determined to make as best a recovery as she can from a rare type of stroke. |
| A spectacular display of the aurora borealis lit up the sky above Shetland on Sunday night. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 26 October - 2 November. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 19 - 26 October. |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 12 - 19 October. |
| 10am Thursday 25 October |
| A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 5 - 12 October. |
| Young People and Social Control by Professor Ross Deuchar, Assistant Dean (Research, Enterprise and International) of University of the West of Scotland’s School of Education, was officially launched at an event at the University’s Paisley Campus on Tuesday 5 September 2017. |
| University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is hosting a British Society of Gerontology event at its Hamilton Campus on Thursday 31 August 2017. |
| Two University of the West of Scotland academics have made the 2017 shortlist of Scotland’s leading company creation competition, the Converge Challenge. |
| Professor David McGillivray of the School of Media, Culture and Society presented UWS research at an SCVO (Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations) Digital event at Hayweight House in Edinburgh on Tuesday 22 August 2017. |
| Academics at University of the West of Scotland (UWS) are playing a key role in an artist residency project in Gdansk, Poland, which runs from 26 August to 2 September 2017. |
| University of the West of Scotland’s Civil Engineering, Engineering Management, Physics and Law & Business courses have all come top in the UK for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2017. |
| Four-piece band Apples... I’m Home, which comprises University of the West of Scotland (UWS) graduates Abbie Sandison and Andy Thomas, performed at the University’s Paisley Campus (the Atrium) on Friday 18 August to mark the launch of their debut album on iTunes. |
| Building on their close links, UWS and Alzheimer Scotland have recently signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement. |
| With the Westfield Health British Transplant Games 2017 coming to North Lanarkshire at the end of the week, young journalists are being put through their paces by University of the West of Scotland (UWS) in preparation. |
| University of the West of Scotland’s Paisley Campus celebrated receiving the Cycle Friendly Campus Award from Cycling Scotland in recognition of their commitment to getting more staff and students cycling. |
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