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Scottish Engineering Special Leaders Awards – Part 3
Part 3 of a series of vlogs about this exciting STEM competition for school pupils hears how engineering students from Strathclyde University chose which design idea to make from the 2015 submissions.
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Scottish Engineering Special Leaders Awards – Part 2
Watch the second in our series of vlogs about this exciting STEM competition for school pupils.
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Scottish Engineering Special Leaders Awards – Part 1
If you were an engineer in Scotland, what would you do?
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Glasgow City of Science: 2015 Year in Review
2015 has seen the Glasgow City of Science (GCOS) partnership go from strength to strength, supporting a record number of multi-partner programmes and activities that aim to support and bolster the science and innovation ecosystem within Glasgow and the We
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Women in Science and the impact of social media
PhD student, Hilary Jane Anderson explores the inequality that still exists between the genders in STEM and the impact social media has on highlighting and addressing the challenges faced, head on.
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Remembering James Clerk Maxwell
2015 marks the International Year of Light, observing achievements in light science and its countless applications. What better opportunity to shine a light on one of Scotland’s great innovators, a genius whose immense contributions to science and technol
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What’s In Your DNA, Friedrich Miescher?
The second in series of posts from Kirsty Martin on "Who's Shoulders Are These Anyway?" takes a close-up look at DNA and the work of scientist, Friedrich Miescher.
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A year in OPAL Scotland
OPAL community Scientist, Joanne Dempster reflects on the fantastic achievements of the OPAL project as it completes its first year in Scotland and a flourishing range of activities to look ahead to over the summer in the great outdoors.
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