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Glasgow's Voi bikes have recorded more than 1.1 million hires in less than nine months, with July delivering a record 304,644 journeys. With 195 stations now operating across the city, the figures highlight growing demand for shared e-bikes as a flexible and sustainable way to travel around Glasgow.
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The University of Strathclyde is partnering in a new £13 million doctoral training programme to develop the UK's next generation of clinician data scientists. MEDATA will equip healthcare professionals with advanced data science skills, helping them harness complex health datasets to improve medicines development and patient care.
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Scotland's biotech innovators can access up to £10,000 to help move promising bio-based technologies from the laboratory towards commercial production.
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People living with dementia are helping shape the next generation of technologies designed to support independent living. The University of Strathclyde co-led CONSOLIDATE network brings together people with dementia, carers, researchers and healthcare professionals to ensure future innovations are accessible and built around people's real-world needs.
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The University of Glasgow's Centre for Virus Research is helping lead a €4.4 million European doctoral programme to train future virus experts. Combining genomics, AI and advanced surveillance technologies, the initiative aims to improve early detection of emerging viral threats and strengthen Europe's preparedness for future pandemics.
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Glasgow-based biopharmaceutical company Mironid has secured £34 million in Series B funding to accelerate development of a pioneering treatment for polycystic kidney disease. The investment highlights Scotland's growing strength in life sciences and will support the company's progression towards clinical trials.
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The University of Glasgow’s Small Animal Hospital is the first in the UK to use a groundbreaking treatment for dogs suffering from serious allergic reactions to bee and wasp stings
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Researchers at the University of the West of Scotland have secured more than £19,000 in Royal Society of Edinburgh funding to support projects exploring teacher wellbeing, rural palliative care and survivorship after brain tumours. The studies aim to generate evidence that informs policy, improves services and delivers real-world impact.
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