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An event for industry professionals that will explore future-proofing innovation in Scotland's flourishing space sector is to take place during Glasgow Science Festival (14th June).

Kofi Aidoo, Professor of Food Safety and Food Microbiology at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU), is to lead a group of global experts providing independent advice to the United Nations (UN) on food contaminants that could cause cancer.

Colonel Chris Hadfield, the astronaut who made headlines performing David Bowie’s Space Oddity from the International Space Station, has been announced as the keynote speaker at this year’s Question of Science event at Glasgow Science Centre.

Ayrshire College and renewable energy firm, Gamesa Energy UK, have confirmed a partnership that will see the company offer employment opportunities to College graduates and also support a new transitional training scheme for wind turbine technicians in th

Space technology is to be put to work on Earth – in a device for testing soil quality, in research involving the University of Strathclyde.

A national schools competition to inspire the next generation of online crime fighters is coming to Scotland for the first time and will push their code breaking skills to the limit.

Medtech start-up PhysioWizard has become the first MediCity Scotland DEVELOP Accelerator Programme winner, offering them 6 months’ free tenancy, one to one business coaching and access to a UK and international life sciences mentoring network.