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A drill originally developed to break through Martian rocks is set to be deployed to Antarctica on a mission which could help us understand the history of Earth’s changing climate.

Almost 100 Strathclyde students are part of a team bidding to win a competition to design a prototype ‘Hyperloop’ pod which could transform the transport system.

The world’s largest daily commute happens in our oceans, as fish and zooplankton – key components in the food web – travel up and down in the water column in response to the sun as it sets and rises.

More than 1,500 people have been trained in ‘mental health first aid’ through a range of programmes focusing on promoting mental wellbeing in the last two years.

Scientists at the University of Glasgow have discovered a potential combination therapy for the treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL), the most common form of leukaemia in the Western world, diagnosed in more than 3500 people in the UK each yea

A University of Strathclyde PhD student has been awarded a prestigious fellowship to take part in marine plastics pollution research and education.

Alan Sherry, Glasgow Kelvin College principal, has become a White Ribbon Scotland ambassador.