- News
News
A new full-sized replica of Henry Bell’s Comet has been unveiled in Port Glasgow, celebrating the pioneering steamship that helped launch the Clyde’s world-famous shipbuilding industry. The landmark recognises Scotland’s engineering heritage and the vessel that demonstrated the commercial potential of steam-powered transport more than 200 years ago.
More
- News
News
A collaborative project led by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland has demonstrated how private 5G networks could support the next generation of smart manufacturing. By testing the technology in a realistic factory environment, the project provides manufacturers with practical evidence of how secure, high-capacity connectivity could support future operations.
More
- News
News
Professor Malcolm Macdonald of the University of Strathclyde has been elected President of the Royal Aeronautical Society. The appointment places a Glasgow-based space expert at the forefront of the global aerospace community during a period of rapid innovation and growing focus on sustainable aviation and space technologies.
More
- News
News
Researchers at the University of Glasgow and the international LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration have developed a new “astrophysical calibration” technique that improves the accuracy of gravitational wave detectors. The breakthrough helps scientists better interpret black hole collisions and marks another step towards precision gravitational wave astronomy.
More
- News
News
Engineers at Diodes Incorporated in Greenock are working with the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland to modernise semiconductor manufacturing through advanced data science. The collaboration is improving production efficiency, accelerating decision-making and supporting Scotland’s wider ambitions in semiconductor innovation, AI-enabled manufacturing and industrial digital transformation.
More
- News
News
A researcher from the University of Strathclyde has been selected as one of Scotland’s most promising academics to take part in a new national initiative aimed at developing the next generation of research leaders tackling major global challenges.
More
- News
News
A new £5 million UK research programme is set to transform how engineers detect hidden defects in critical infrastructure, developing advanced technologies to inspect everything from aircraft components to nuclear power systems more safely, quickly and accurately.
More
- News
News
An AI-powered chemistry technique born in Glasgow has been ‘validated’ by three leading journals – potentially heralding a new dawn for drug discovery including cancer research.
More