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Glasgow-based IES develops advanced digital twin for carbon neutrality in Stirling and Clackmannanshire
A climate tech firm has developed a digital twin of Stirling and Clackmannanshire to help guide the region towards a carbon-neutral future.
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Glasgow Caledonian celebrates unsung health heroes by backing Health Awards
As the top modern university and largest provider of healthcare professionals, Glasgow Caledonian is proud to sponsor the Allied Health Professional Award at Scotland’s Health Awards 2024 to acknowledge and celebrate our NHS heroes.
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University of Glasgow researchers pioneer use of digital twin tech to decarbonise the UK’s transport systems
A new national hub focused on rapidly decarbonising transport in the UK, including road, rail, air and maritime, has secured £46 million from the UK government and almost 70 partners.
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Scottish Government launches £885,000 fund for young entrepreneurs
A new £885,000 entrepreneurship fund aims to stimulate the appetite of young people to start their own businesses.
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Glasgow city centre population soars by a third: on track for 40,000 by 2035
The number of people living in Glasgow city centre has risen by a third in just over a decade, new figures show. 
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Strathclyde and NHS Lanarkshire extend strategic partnership to tackle health challenges
The University of Strathclyde, NHS Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire Council, and North Lanarkshire Council have committed to a collaborative effort aimed at addressing key health and care challenges, benefiting local communities and Scotland as a whole.
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Glasgow’s £1.13B City Deal fuels economic and innovation growth
A newly published report sets out progress in the Region’s £1.13 billion City Deal and on various ambitious initiatives underway collectively by the eight local councils to drive economic growth
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Strathclyde and Glasgow join £1M study on Scotland’s justice system and public health
Researchers from the University of Glasgow are set to play a crucial role in a groundbreaking £1 million study examining the impact of Scotland's justice system on public health.
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