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Glasgow’s Craft Prospect Leads ESA-Backed Project to Advance AI in Spacecraft Autonomy
Glasgow’s Craft Prospect Ltd has secured a contract with the European Space Agency to lead a cutting-edge project developing artificial intelligence for autonomous spacecraft operations
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Glasgow Caledonian Apprentice Wins Scottish Engineering Graduate of the Year 2025
A Glasgow Caledonian University Graduate Apprentice has been named 2025 Engineering Graduate Apprentice of the Year at the prestigious Scottish Engineering Awards.
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Harris Tweed® Embraces Innovation with Additive Manufacturing Breakthrough
Harris Tweed®, the world-renowned Scottish textile brand, is harnessing cutting-edge industrial 3D printing technology to bring a new lease of life into its traditional weaving machines, helping to future-proof the craft for years to come.
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Novosound Leads Special Interest Group on Wearable Ultrasound Tech
Scotland has launched a new Special Interest Group (SIG) focused on wearable ultrasound technology, aiming to position the country as a global leader in this rapidly growing £150 billion market.
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Strathclyde Space Expert Named President Elect of Royal Aeronautical Society
Professor Malcolm Macdonald, a leading expert in space technology from the University of Strathclyde, has been appointed President Elect of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) – the world’s oldest aeronautical society and the only professional body dedicated to the entire aerospace community.
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University of Glasgow Unveils World-First Space Manufacturing Test Facility
A small piece of outer space recreated in a basement in Glasgow could help ensure that a key enabling technology for future space missions won’t lead to deadly ‘rifle bullets’ of space junk circling the Earth.
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Glasgow Spinout RX Watt Develops Battery-Free Rail Sensors to Boost Sustainable Transport
A new generation of battery-free sensors, developed by University of Glasgow spinout RX Watt Ltd, could revolutionise rail carriage maintenance by making condition monitoring more cost-effective, environmentally sustainable, and simpler to deploy.
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Glasgow to Host Europe’s Biggest Superplastic Meeting
This September, Glasgow will welcome Europe’s premier superplastic forming conference
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