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Glasgow City of Science launched a new project to teach 100 less advantaged and harder to reach young people about computer programming.

120,000 honeybees have a new home on the roof of the iconic Glasgow City Chambers as part of plans for Green Year 2015.

Explorathon promises to be a night of reaching to the stars – almost literally – and hearing the latest blue-skies thinking from some of the most inspiring researchers in Glasgow.

Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) have developed a novel optical concentrator which, at a cost of just £1 each, can be used in windows to capture energy from the sun to generate electricity and ambient light within the home.

One of Europe’s largest college’s will open in Glasgow in one year from now.