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Scotland has some of the world’s least active children - despite offering one of the best environments and infrastructures for them to play outdoors, according to international research involving the University of Strathclyde.

Taking omega-3 supplements could improve muscle function in older women, potentially increasing their quality of life into old age and preventing unnecessary falls and loss of independence.

An evidence review commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) and conducted by researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is part of a new set of global guidelines issued by WHO to support every country and healthcare facility developing

A species of moth has ears which detect sound direction independently of each other, an international research project involving the University of Strathclyde has found.

The University of Glasgow's Professor Sheila Rowan MBE has won WIRED magazine's Scientific Breakthrough award in recognition of her work that contributed to the discovery of gravitational waves.

Got an interest in science and the great range of science activities taking place in Glasgow and the West of Scotland? The local branch of the British Science Association has recently relaunched and looking for your input!