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Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have developed solar tiles that can be laid as pavement - where they will produce renewable energy under our feet.

US software company AcuSoft has chosen to open its first European office in Glasgow, citing the availabilty of talent and supportive business environment as key factors in the decision.

Scottish EDGE, the UK's biggest business funding competition, has announced 20 finalists who will compete for a share of the £1 million prize fund on May 29.

The University of Glasgow and Glasgow Caledonian University have both been recognised by the Equality Challenge Unit for their commitment to promoting gender equality among students and staff.

Circular Glasgow has announced the three winners of its first challenge, which saw individuals and organisations around the world coming up with creative ideas for Glasgow's events industry.

A programme to improve the energy efficiency of homes across Scotland could boost the economy by £7.8 billion and create 6,000 jobs, according to a study by the University of Strathclyde.

The University of Glasgow is to lead a European network which will provide a training programme on innovative technologies applied to animal science and nutrition.

Glasgow has become the first host city in the world to launch a bespoke programme of awareness sessions for the tourism and hospitality industry in advance of three major international medical conferences taking place throughout 2018.