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| 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. |
| On this day 100 years ago, the UK’s first female solicitor graduated with a law degree from the University of Glasgow. |
| Researchers have found a better way to test for kidney disease using a simple, affordable blood test |
| A lecture created by Theatre Director John Tiffany to celebrate his UofG tutor Dr Alasdair Cameron will be delivered by Hollywood & Broadway star Alan Cumming. |
| GLASGOW scientists have been awarded a major cash boost from Cancer Research UK to pioneer new radiotherapy technologies and techniques that could help more people survive cancer in the future. |
| Gannets, the largest seabirds in the North Atlantic, can travel hundreds of miles from their homes just to catch food for their chicks. |
| The Glasgow Precision Oncology Laboratory (GPOL) at the University of Glasgow has developed a ground-breaking new cancer test for research and clinical trials that could ultimately change the way cancer medicine is delivered. |
| Professor Sir Tom Devine will deliver the inaugural Thomas Muir Lecture to celebrate the life and work of the man known as the father of Scottish democracy. |
| Clues to the final journey of Ötzi – a remarkable 5,300-year-old human corpse found frozen in ice in the Italian Alps – have now been revealed |
| A new method of extracting hydrogen from water more efficiently could help underpin the capture of renewable energy in the form of sustainable fuel, scientists say. |
| A Graduate Apprentice degree programme which offers future software engineers a level of professional training similar to that of doctors, vets and dentists is welcoming its first cohort of learners to the University of Glasgow. |
| Maoineachadh do dh’Oilthigh Ghlaschu gus bliadhna bhogaidh sa Ghàidhlig a stèidheachadh |
| Storytelling and immersive technologies to connect us to our past at EMOTIVE public demo event at The Hunterian |
| Climate change is disrupting the rhythms of spring growing and river flooding across Europe, which could pose new problems for biodiversity and food security in floodplains, scientists say. |
| The University of Glasgow has been jointly awarded $9.7m alongside the University of Pennsylvania to lead an international team of experts in the study of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy and neurodegenerative disease. |
| A landmark study led by the University of Glasgow has revealed the first major insights into lifelong health outcomes in former professional footballers. |
| A robot which encourages kids to wash their hands has helped pupils at a remote Indian primary school take a fresh approach to hygiene. |
| School of Education researchers and the charity Food Train find older people at risk of becoming underweight and malnourished |
| Guardians of the River Atrato have travelled to Scotland to work with UofG academics |
| Professor Marc Alexander wins Philip Leverhulme Prize for work on the Historical Thesaurus of English |
| Additional four awards bring total to 20 |
| Findings from a large-scale mock jury study |
| The region of DNA associated with Huntington’s disease has been shown to grow throughout life and contribute towards disease progression |
| The University of Glasgow and Mòd Ghlaschu 2019, join forces to prompt a new national conversation on Gaelic – what next? Tha Oilthigh Ghlaschu agus Mòd Ghlaschu 2019 a’ tighinn còmhla gus còmhradh ùr nàiseanta mun Ghàidhlig, a phiobrachadh – dè an ath cheum? |
| Spiorad na Gàidhlig ann an Glaschu ri ghlacadh air canabhas |
| 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. |
| The body was found after officers were called to Glasgow Central Mosque in the early hours of Thursday. |
| In his regular BBC Sport column, Andy Murray talks about hitting the gym as he tries to move closer to a singles return and what he enjoyed most about Wimbledon. |
| A new facility opens to celebrate the achievements of the Scots double Formula One world champion. |
| Kilmarnock manager Angelo Alessio admits he is short of attacking options as he prepares his team to face Connah's Quay Nomads. |
| Gregor Gibbons, 32, left his home in Colston, Glasgow for work but never turned up for his shift. |
| Police searching for a missing Glasgow man release CCTV from the day he disappeared. |
| Two of the 44-year-old's victims were aged eight when he attacked them and the third girl was 13. |
| Long-time awareness campaigner John Davidson was under "added pressure" when getting his MBE. |
| The work of designer Mary Quant and five decades of club culture are to take centre stage in 2020. |
| Permission to stage a larger festival was withdrawn by the council over unpaid bills. |
| The photos celebrating Scotland's mountains were chosen from more than 200 entries. |
| Thirty years ago on Wednesday, Maurice Johnston became the first high-profile Catholic player to sign for Rangers. Some of the key protagonists tell BBC Scotland about the stunning move. |
| Maurice Johnston became the first high-profile Catholic to sign for Rangers 30 years ago. But what else was happening in the world in July 1989? |
| Celtic made a "brilliant" start to the season by winning 3-1 in Sarajevo in Champions League qualifying, says manager Neil Lennon. |
| Rangers' improved squad depth could be the key to improving on last season, says manager Steven Gerrard after a winning start to the campaign. |
| Celtic took a significant step towards the second round of Champions League qualifying after an impressive 3-1 win over FK Sarajevo in Bosnia. |
| Rangers took command of their Europa League first-round qualifier against St Joseph's after a clinical second-half display in Gibraltar. |
| Recycling reverse vending machines will soon be a common sight across Scotland. |
| St Mirren had "no control" over Oran Kearney's exit as manager because the Northern Irishman left "of his own accord", says chairman Gordon Scott. |
| Mollie Docherty was 23 when her right-hand side suddenly went limp and she collapsed. |
| The two Conservative leadership contenders went in front of Scottish party members. |
| Comedian Chris Forbes plays the "black sheep" of the family, the Murray brother who can't play tennis. |
| This year marks 100 years since the legislation which led to the first widespread council housing in Scotland. |
| 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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