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The Glasgow-headquartered biotechnology company will work with the English Premier League football club on a 12-week trial that researchers believe is the first high-frequency plasma proteomics study of its kind in professional sport.
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Dr Stavroula Kapoulea, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of University of Glasgow spin-out Kelvin Quantum, has been awarded a £1.65 million UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Future Leaders Fellowship.
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Glasgow Caledonian University researchers have contributed to an international review exploring how generative AI could support cleaner, more resilient energy systems. Analysing more than 100 studies, researchers identified opportunities across renewable-energy forecasting, network planning, asset management and cybersecurity, while highlighting the importance of human oversight and rigorous real-world testing.
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University of Glasgow researchers have found that animal-like and anime-inspired faces could make social robots more emotionally engaging. Using augmented reality to test different faces and voices, the study offers new insights into how robot companions could be designed and personalised to provide more effective and appealing interactions.
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University of Strathclyde researchers are leading a €2 million international project developing technology for long-range quantum networks. The three-year project will explore quantum memories, free-space optical links and wavelength conversion, with potential applications spanning secure communications, satellites, aviation, shipping, sensing and the future quantum internet.
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Clyde Gateway and Ryden have launched the search for businesses to occupy XWORKS, a new £11 million innovation development in Dalmarnock. Offering flexible research, manufacturing and office space, the development aims to attract growing businesses in sectors including space, life sciences, clean energy and defence.
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Lanarkshire's AI Growth Zone has secured a £300 million investment package alongside plans for Dell Technologies to establish a new base in the area. The wider development is expected to support more than 3,400 jobs, expand Scotland's AI infrastructure and unlock billions of pounds of private investment.
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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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