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Artificial intelligence and 3D-printed organs: Art of Possible investigates the future of healthcare
Thanks to Scottish innovation, the future of healthcare could involve using 3D-printed organs for transplants and monitoring the vital signs of every human being through artificial intelligence. But how do we get there and what progress has been made so f
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A University of Strathclyde spinout company, ClinSpec Diagnostics Limited, is developing a pioneering new blood test for the early detection of brain cancer.
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A collaboration led by Glasgow Caledonian University's School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment (SCEBE) with Edinburgh company Geckotech Solutions Ltd has been recognised as the in the UK.
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One in 10 smaller businesses in Scotland is led by an immigrant entrepreneur and these firms contribute more than £13 billion to the Scottish economy, providing 107,000 jobs, according to a report conducted at the University of Strathclyde.
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Two University of Glasgow scientists have been given prestigious awards from the Fisheries Society of the British Isles (FSBI), an international society for fish biology.
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The University of Strathclyde’s Advanced Forming Research Centre (AFRC) has agreed a tier one partnership with Matsuura Machinery Limited, aiming to accelerate the use of innovative machine tool technologies that can save significant costs across sectors
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The University of Strathclyde’s principal Professor Sir Jim McDonald is to receive a prestigious award in recognition of his achievements in the field of energy.
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The inaugural National Construction Skills & Innovation Summit, held at City of Glasgow College, confronted the challenges and opportunities which exist in an increasingly competitive and technologically disrupted industry.
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