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Some 3,000 delegates from across the globe will travel to Glasgow in 2020 for the Congress for the International Academy of Pathology after the city won its bid to host one of the world's most prestigious conferences.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s Centre for Climate Justice has been awarded funding from the Scottish Government’s Climate Justice Fund for a new project to improve access to water among the poorest and most vulnerable groups in Malawi and Zambia.

An effective vaccine for the devastating animal disease caused by Bluetongue virus (BTV) can be produced more quickly in a method outlined by scientists from the University of Glasgow writing, in collaboration with Merial Animal Health, in the Journal of

A study undertaken at the University of the West of Scotland has revealed that exposure to sunlight combined with the consumption of nitrate-rich foods significantly boost exercise performance.

Two further departments at the University of Glasgow, and one at the University of Strathclyde are to receive Athena Swan awards.

A University of Strathclyde scientist has been recognised for her pioneering work on biomedical imaging.