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Researchers at the University of Strathclyde have developed microscopic self-propelled particles inspired by the chemistry of whisky production. The breakthrough uses reactions between sulphur compounds and copper to create tiny swimming particles, opening up new possibilities for future technologies ranging from advanced materials to microscopic robotic systems.
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Glasgow-based Fretronics Engineering is scaling production of its audio redundancy technology after securing new funding and attracting customers including Harry Styles, Sabrina Carpenter and Blink-182. The company’s locally manufactured system helps ensure live performances continue seamlessly, highlighting Glasgow’s growing reputation for music technology innovation.
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A Glasgow clinician has transformed his experience with virtual reality gaming into an innovative healthcare tool helping kidney patients and families prepare for dialysis at home. The VR training system is reducing anxiety, improving confidence and supporting more informed treatment decisions while demonstrating the potential of immersive technology in healthcare.
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The University of Glasgow is on course to invest a record £1.5 million in student employment this academic year, supporting paid internships and on-campus roles. The investment highlights growing demand for work experience alongside study and reinforces Glasgow’s reputation as a leading destination for student employability and career development.
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A new report from the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School explores how Scotland can convert its world-class strengths in deep tech into globally scalable companies. The research highlights key barriers and sets out practical recommendations to strengthen leadership, infrastructure, investment and commercialisation across the sector.
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A major international clinical trial led by UCL and the University of Glasgow has found that thousands of breast cancer patients could safely avoid chemotherapy through the use of a genomic test. The findings could transform personalised cancer treatment while reducing unnecessary side effects and improving patient quality of life.
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Hitachi Energy has opened a new UK Engineering Centre of Excellence in Glasgow, creating around 100 specialist jobs and supporting the modernisation of the UK electricity grid. The investment reinforces Glasgow’s position in the clean energy transition and will help deliver critical infrastructure needed for net zero ambitions.
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Glasgow-based corporate gifting platform Go Swag has secured $5 million in new investment to fuel international expansion, grow its team and advance its AI technology. The company, which serves global brands including Meta and Netflix, is targeting further growth in the rapidly expanding global corporate gifting market.
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