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University of Strathclyde has secured an £8 million for a decade-long research programme developing compact, highly stable lasers. The technology could help bring advanced quantum systems out of specialist laboratories, enabling future applications in navigation, sensing, communications and precision timing.
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A Glasgow-based circular economy business has helped demonstrate how a new technology could make it easier for products to be repaired, reused and recycled, helping manufacturers keep valuable products in use for longer.
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Glasgow Caledonian University's Formula Student team has achieved its strongest-ever performance, finishing in the top 20 at the UK's leading student motorsport competition while winning a national sustainability award.
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The University of the West of Scotland is leading a new £200,000 international research project to uncover the hidden history of Northern Europe's shipbuilding communities. The study will explore workers' experiences, women's contributions, innovation and workplace safety, helping preserve overlooked stories that shaped one of the world's most influential industries.
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A University of Strathclyde PhD researcher has been recognised among the UK's Top 50 Women in Engineering. Beth Probert's work focuses on creating more sustainable and secure satellite networks, highlighting Scotland's growing expertise in space technologies while inspiring greater diversity across the engineering profession.
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Glasgow Caledonian University students have unveiled their latest Formula Student race car ahead of this summer’s competition at Silverstone. The student-led project provides hands-on engineering experience, helping develop the technical, teamwork and problem-solving skills sought by employers across motorsport, automotive, aerospace and advanced manufacturing.
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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.
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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.
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