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Glasgow School of Art alumna Charlotte Prodger has won the 2018 Turner Prize for a film shot entirely on an iPhone.

The UK's first two-week festival of data innovation will be held in Scotland from March 11 to 22, 2019.

Scientists have discovered a fish species which significantly evolved and expanded its ecological toolset, after an effort was made to reduce pollution in its ecosystem.

Researchers have marked the completion of one of the largest ever research programmes on social enterprise with a celebration event at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Following a year of connecting and inspiring businesses across the city, Circular Glasgow has been announced as a finalist for a global award that celebrates its contribution to the circular economy.

Physicists at the Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde are closing out 2018 with the publication of a wealth of new gravitational wave data collected during the first two observing runs of the LIGO and Virgo detectors.

Glasgow company Present Pal, which develops presentation software to improve public speaking, has been named as one of the first grantees in the AI for Accessbility programme.