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Skills legacy for community through reCYCLE project
reCYCLE is an innovative collaboration project in the city that takes unwanted bicycles, refurbishes them if required and donates them to young Glaswegians who need them, helping them learn new skills or providing an affordable mode of transport for job i
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Updating the Glasgow Coma Scale
To mark its 40th anniversary, the Glasgow Coma Scale is being reviewed and updated by a team at Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Stroke self-management network to address research and practice gap
Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University are developing a new network to promote stroke self-management and, specifically, to bridge the gap between stroke self-management research and practice.
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Strathclyde University lift the Question of Science Trophy
Strathclyde University’s Chemical Engineering department have been crowned Science Champions of the World after they pipped the competition at the post at Glasgow Science Centre’s A Question of Science Quiz.
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Researchers aim to prevent falls in older people with vision impairment
New research aims to adapt an evidence-based exercise programme for falls prevention among older people with vision impairments.
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Snow leopard spotted in Glasgow park
The latest in a series of sculptures commissioned to celebrate the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games was unveiled today, Monday, 20 October, in Springburn Park.
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East End residents turn homes into research labs
East End residents are turning their homes into research labs to help others cut their energy bills.
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Transnet staff complete railway operations management degrees with Glasgow Caledonian University
Transnet Freight Rail’s training drive steams ahead as first graduates complete UK-accredited degrees, diplomas and certificates in railway operations management.
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