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University of Strathclyde researchers are leading a €2 million international project developing technology for long-range quantum networks. The three-year project will explore quantum memories, free-space optical links and wavelength conversion, with potential applications spanning secure communications, satellites, aviation, shipping, sensing and the future quantum internet.
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Detailed planning permission has been granted for Tech Terrace, a new high-value manufacturing cluster and major new development at the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation District Scotland (AMIDS) in Renfrewshire. Adjacent to Glasgow Airport, AMIDS is Scotland’s home of advanced manufacturing and innovation and provides a positive environment which delivers a major boost to…
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University of Glasgow researchers will investigate whether existing Ebola vaccines could provide protection against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, responsible for the escalating outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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High-growth Scottish businesses can compete for a new £200,000 Accelerator EDGE Award, the largest single prize offered by a Scottish business pitching competition. The award follows a £1 million investment from Royal Bank of Scotland in Scottish EDGE, with a further £100,000 Scaling Innovation Award also launching for ambitious businesses.
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Scotland recorded the strongest growth in startup activity across the UK during the first half of 2026, according to the latest New Startup Index from Royal Bank of Scotland and Beauhurst.
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Clyde Gateway and Ryden have launched the search for businesses to occupy XWORKS, a new £11 million innovation development in Dalmarnock. Offering flexible research, manufacturing and office space, the development aims to attract growing businesses in sectors including space, life sciences, clean energy and defence.
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University of Glasgow scientists have revealed how some lizards evolved from laying eggs to giving birth to live young. By analysing whole genomes, researchers discovered the transformation emerged through many small genetic changes over time, providing new insight into how complex reproductive innovations evolved across the animal kingdom.
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