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Factors regulating the biological age of a transplanted kidney (miles on the clock) as opposed to the chronological age (calendar years) are key to determining how well it will work after transplantation, a new study has revealed.

A discovery by University of Strathclyde researchers could have a major impact on advancing smaller, cheaper, laser-driven particle accelerators – and their potential applications.

CoderDojo Ayrshire celebrated its first birthday in December 2015 and has come a long way from the inaugural club held a year ago at Ayrshire College.

A fitness programme led by student nurses at University of the West of Scotland (UWS) is aiming to change the shape of Scotland’s healthcare.

Glasgow-based company Aurum Biosciences Ltd is developing an innovative product with the potential to save and improve the lives of thousands of people who have suffered a stroke.

A new research centre which aims to develop new mathematics for multiscale soft tissue modelling targeted at heart disease and cancer has received £2m in funding.