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Glasgow’s Historic Springburn Winter Garden Secures Restoration Funding
Springburn Winter Gardens has secured £1.129 million in funding to support its transformation into a “living ruin” for community use. The project will stabilise and partially restore the historic structure, creating space for heritage learning, urban growing and public access, supporting wider regeneration in north Glasgow.
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Strathclyde researcher selected for national programme shaping Scotland’s future research leaders
A researcher from the University of Strathclyde has been selected as one of Scotland’s most promising academics to take part in a new national initiative aimed at developing the next generation of research leaders tackling major global challenges.
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Glasgow ranks 5th globally for sustainable tourism as visitor economy surges
Glasgow has been recognised as one of the world’s leading sustainable tourism destinations, ranking fifth globally in the Global Destination Sustainability Index, as new figures highlight strong growth in visitors, spending and international connectivity.
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Strathclyde researchers secure £250,000 to tackle brain cancer and drug-related deaths
Two researchers from the University of Strathclyde have each secured £125,000 from the Academy of Medical Sciences to advance pioneering work in biomedical science, supporting new approaches to tackling brain cancer and improving recovery outcomes from drug-related harm.
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Strathclyde-led research to detect hidden defects in aircraft and nuclear systems
A new £5 million UK research programme is set to transform how engineers detect hidden defects in critical infrastructure, developing advanced technologies to inspect everything from aircraft components to nuclear power systems more safely, quickly and accurately.
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Chemify platform validated by leading journals in major step forward for AI-driven drug development
An AI-powered chemistry technique born in Glasgow has been ‘validated’ by three leading journals – potentially heralding a new dawn for drug discovery including cancer research.
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