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Green light for green subsea research at GCU
Glasgow Caledonian University academics have secured almost £100,000 funding from the Net Zero Technology Centre to develop methods that will unlock pools of hydrocarbon located on the UK Continental Shelf in a more environmentally friendly way.
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Global study maps out ocean areas most affected by light pollution
The study, involving University of Strathclyde finds that up to 1.9 million km2 of the world’s coastal waters are being exposed to biologically significant levels of artificial light.
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University of Glasgow to develop sustainable mining in the Philippines
The three year project worth £1.5m will develop new approaches to sustainable mining and provide a holistic understanding of the future environmental and ecological impacts of mining.
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Australian firm chooses Glasgow for global growth
Bigtincan, a leading provider of sales enablement automation solutions has unveiled plans to make Glasgow one of its principal international locations following support from Scottish Enterprise.
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Glasgow approves £3.7million in Place-Based Funding for community projects
This funding comes from the Scottish Government's Place Based Investment Programme (PBIP) - which includes the Place Fund. This particular fund is for local authorities to allocate, to support shared local plans and aspirations.
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City Deal backed project wins building with Nature Award
The project in Cardonald has recently won the esteemed Building with Nature National Award at the Landscape Institute Awards for its green retrofit design that will see the transformation of underused greenspace.
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UWS Dementia research strengthened with new funding
New funding from RS Macdonald Charitable Trust will create opportunities for UWS researchers, particularly early career researchers and those new to dementia research.
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GCU’s Principal & Vice Chancellor to step aside in 2022
Prof. Pamela Gilles has guided the University to its preeminent position in Higher Education in widening participation, developing vital areas of research, and promoting strategic international relations to benefit Scotland.
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