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The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee is meeting in Glasgow to hear evidence in connection with its inquiry into quantum technologies.

Alexandra Costa's photo has won the 2018 Images of Research competition run by the Univesity of Strathclyde.

The Beatson in Glasgow is the world’s first cancer treatment centre to prepare highly complex radiotherapy treatment plans for patients in a matter of minutes.

The Saltire Fellowship will see rising stars from a variety of industries and sectors across Scotland undertake a six-week programme at Babson College in Boston, take classes at Strathclyde Business School, visit successful companies in Silicon Valley, an

More than 22,000 delegates came to Glasgow over the last month, making it the city’s busiest May on record for business tourism, providing an estimated £25.5 million boost to the local economy.

The Scottish Government has announced a £500,000 fund to establish new and dynamic links between colleges and Scotland's innovation centres.

Two new reports have revealed the Scottish economy is growing faster than the UK as a whole and 2017 was another record year for foreign investment in Scotland.

Scientists from the University of Glasgow will work on the world’s first Gravitational Wave Space Observatory, which will study ripples in space and time, thanks to an initial £1.7 million of funding from the UK Space Agency.