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Researchers at the University of Glasgow and the international LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA collaboration have developed a new “astrophysical calibration” technique that improves the accuracy of gravitational wave detectors. The breakthrough helps scientists better interpret black hole collisions and marks another step towards precision gravitational wave astronomy.
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Engineers at Diodes Incorporated in Greenock are working with the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland to modernise semiconductor manufacturing through advanced data science. The collaboration is improving production efficiency, accelerating decision-making and supporting Scotland’s wider ambitions in semiconductor innovation, AI-enabled manufacturing and industrial digital transformation.
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Glasgow biotech scaleup EnteroBiotix has secured £19 million to advance a major clinical trial for its microbiome-based IBS therapy. The investment will support one of the world’s largest studies of its kind, reinforcing Glasgow’s growing global reputation in biotech innovation, clinical research and scalable life sciences companies.
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The University of Glasgow welcomed the Lord Provost of Glasgow for a special visit celebrating the city’s shared literary and civic heritage. The visit showcased rare Robert Burns collections alongside immersive XR technologies, highlighting how Glasgow is combining cultural heritage with digital innovation to engage new audiences worldwide.
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New research from the University of Glasgow highlights the importance of “felt experience” in shaping effective place-based innovation. The study argues that understanding how people connect with their communities can lead to more inclusive, sustainable growth, offering a new framework for policymakers tackling inequality across UK cities.
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New research from the University of the West of Scotland reveals that deaf gamers are creating a simplified ‘virtual sign language’ to communicate in VR. The findings highlight major accessibility gaps in current technology and point to the need for more inclusive design in immersive digital environments.
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A new MedTech Innovation MSc at the University of Glasgow aims to bridge the gap between research and real-world healthcare. Developed with NHS and industry partners, the programme equips students with skills to take innovations from concept to commercialisation, strengthening Scotland’s pipeline of globally competitive health technologies.
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