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Pupils at Johnstone High School benefited from participating in a workshop on Monday 10 October 2016 as part of the UWS Paisley Digital Art commission.
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Think you've got what it takes to inspire young people to pursue careers in STEM? Glasgow City of Science partners, Engineering Development Trust are looking for volunteer mentors and assessors.
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The Glasgow-based UK Quantum Technology Hub, QuantIC has been named the UK Scientific Partner for Quantum Shorts 2016, an international festival of short films that draw inspiration from quantum physics.
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Students, staff and members of the public will have the opportunity to learn essential life-saving CPR skills as part of a national campaign to improve survival rates throughout Scotland.
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New research into the effects of ocean acidification suggests that, while marine organisms may be able to cope with the effects of climate change in the short term, the biological cost of doing so may be too high to guarantee long-term survival.
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Scotland’s Digital Xtra Fund launched in May 2016 and awarded £250,000 to 12 projects, which expect to reach a combined total of 10,500 young people across the country by March 2017. An additional £150,000 has now been made available in response to the hi
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Ambreen Saira Hussain has become the fourth student from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) to be named Student of the Year by contact lens manufacturer CooperVision.
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The University of Glasgow is one of four universities to benefit from research programme grants, totalling £17.7 million, that will develop new technologies to address the health issues of an aging UK population, Universities and Science Minister Jo Johns
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