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Scottish EDGE Round 11 opens, offering funding of up to £100,000
Scottish EDGE, the UK’s largest funding competition, has launched its latest round offering Scotland’s entrepreneurial talent the opportunity to win up to £100,000 for their innovative, high-growth potential businesses.
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Event: Question of Science 2017
Glasgow Science Centre are celebrating Scottish innovation at their annual Question of Science on the evening of 12 October 2017. The dinner and quiz will feature guest speaker, Professor Andrew Morris, FRSE FMedSci Professor of Medicine/Vice Principal Da
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Event: CRUK Beatson Institute Open Evening
Go behind the scenes of research and meet cancer scientists working at the world class CRUK Beatson Institute in Glasgow on 13 September 2017 at their annual open evening.
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Venturefest – Pitchfest Challenge
Think you have the perfect elevator pitch? Venturefest Scotland is inviting innovative, early-stage Scottish companies to take part in this year’s Pitchfest Challenge - a live pitching competition taking place during the show on Wednesday 20 September 201
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Head of Strathclyde’s Architecture Department wins international award
The Head of the University of Strathclyde’s Department of Architecture has won an international award for his teaching, research and impact in the subject.
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Register your place now for SICSA DemoFest
Register and secure your free place at SICSA DemoFest, taking place on 3 October! The largest event of its kind in Scotland showcases the very best of Informatics and Computing Science research from all of Scotland's Universities.
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IEEE Sensors 2017 – opportunities for small businesses
The world’s largest sensor and sensor systems conference, IEEE SENSORS 2017 is coming to Glasgow between 29 October and 1 November, bringing up to 1000 delegates from around the world. For the first time, exhibition space designed and priced exclusively f
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GCU researchers contribute to UK report on World Hepatitis Day
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) researchers have contributed to a major report from Public Health England, which found a recent fall in UK deaths from hepatitis C as a result of treatment from new direct-acting antiviral drugs.
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