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A specialist welding facility to support shipbuilding, planned for a site beside the River Clyde, looks set to go ahead after the UK government confirmed £2.5m of extra funding.
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A powerful software tool capable of accurately modelling how cameras capture light could help democratise the development of new imaging systems for use in space.
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Glasgow has always been a city of invention. From James Watt’s steam engine to Clyde-built ships that sailed the globe, the city’s industrial legacy reshaped the modern world. Today, as part of the Glasgow 850 celebrations, that same spirit is driving a new era of sustainable mobility and net-zero innovation.
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Researchers from the University of Glasgow are celebrating the 10th anniversary of one of the 21st century’s key scientific achievements – the first direct detection of gravitational waves.
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A project using large-scale additive manufacturing to produce shipbuilding components has completed its second phase, with results showing strong potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, secure supply chains and deliver significant economic benefits for the maritime sector.
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The University of Strathclyde has officially launched the Advanced Net Zero Innovation Centre (ANZIC), a new national facility supporting the UK’s transition to a net zero economy through innovation, collaboration, and advanced manufacturing.
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A team of University of Glasgow engineering students have won a major national competition for their efforts to design a robot rover capable of exploring the surface of Mars.
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Professor Atilla Incecik of the University of Strathclyde has been awarded the David W. Taylor Medal by the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) in the United States, recognising his outstanding achievements in naval architecture and marine engineering.
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