Glasgow Caledonian University will award honorary doctorates to seven distinguished individuals at its 2026 summer graduation ceremonies. Recognising achievements across business, media, fashion, sport, charity and community leadership, the honours reflect the University's commitment to celebrating people making a positive impact in society.
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is leading a major study exploring how artificial intelligence can support earlier lung cancer diagnosis and improve patient safety. The SWIFT-Lung project will test an AI-enabled platform designed to identify, assess and track patients with lung nodules more effectively within routine NHS care.
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A prospective University of Strathclyde spinout is developing a carbon-negative cement replacement material made from waste minerals and captured carbon dioxide. Supported by IBioIC, Ureaka’s technology aims to reduce emissions from one of the world's most carbon-intensive industries while creating valuable new materials from construction waste.
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Glasgow Caledonian University welcomed more than 400 pupils from across central Scotland for a major STEM engagement event delivered in partnership with SmartSTEMs and Atos. Through interactive workshops, industry speakers and hands-on activities, the event aimed to inspire the next generation of technology and engineering talent.
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Dr Mark Haw of the University of Strathclyde has been awarded the prestigious Morton Medal by the Institution of Chemical Engineers in recognition of his excellence in teaching and public engagement. The award also highlights the impact of ReallySmallScience, the outreach initiative helping inspire future generations of engineers and scientists.
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Glasgow-based recruitment technology company Willo has launched a new AI-powered hiring platform designed to help employers assess candidate suitability more effectively. Developed through 18 months of research and investment, the platform aims to improve recruitment decision-making as organisations face growing volumes of AI-assisted job applications.
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is celebrating more than 20 years of innovation in 3D surgical planning and printing. What began as a highly specialised process has become an essential part of modern patient care, helping clinicians deliver more precise surgery and improve outcomes across multiple specialties.
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A new £1.3 million UK-wide research programme is developing sustainable ways to recycle artificial sports pitches at the end of their lifespan. Led by a consortium including the University of the West of Scotland, the project aims to reduce waste, lower emissions and create a circular economy for synthetic turf…
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