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Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of Glasgow are part of the Productivity Insights Network, which aims to increase productivity and raise the living standards of millions of people across the UK.

Scientists at the Scottish High Field NMR Centre will explore the application of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), a scientific technique used in chemistry, biology, environmental and material sciences.

A free 'Collaboration for Innovation' day will provide fresh insights and informative sector-wide discussion around the UK government's industrial strategy and funding opportunities underlying the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund.

Two Glasgow Caledonian University researchers have been awarded £70,000 by the National Eye Research Centre to develop a new treatment for age-related macular degeneration, the most common cause of blindness in the West’s aging population.

Glasgow Airport and Shanghai Airport Authority have formally agreed to petition China's major airlines to establish a direct air link between Shanghai and the West of Scotland.

The winners of Scotland's prestigious Life Sciences Awards have been announced during a dinner attended by 750 leading professionals.

Glasgow Science Festival has been shortlisted for 'Best Scottish Festival' at the 2018 Scottish Hospitality Awards.

Findings from a major European study mean doctors can now use details in MRI scans to accurately deduce when a stroke began, allowing some patients to get treatment they cannot currently receive.