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Glasgow-based incubator helps create 70 life sciences firms
The project’s success includes 201 new jobs generated within Scotland’s thriving life sciences sector, coupled with over £26 million raised in private investment, against a project goal of just £5 million at its outset.
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Battery technology designed for use in developing countries
The University of Strathclyde is leading a research project aimed at reducing the cost and improving the performance of battery technologies, for use in developing countries and emerging economies.
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£9m awarded to sustainable innovation projects in Scotland
Over £9m of funding had been awarded by the UK Government to projects in Scotland with the aim of supporting a green economic recovery.
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Lockdown lifestyle linked to poor mental health in Scotland
A rise in negative health behaviours – such as lack of sleep, exercise and an unhealthy diet – is linked to poorer mental health during the tightest restrictions of Scotland’s COVID-19 lockdown, a new study has confirmed.
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GCU build on climate and COVID research
Glasgow Caledonian University’s Centre for Climate Justice will build on its current research into the experiences of people in Sub-Saharan Africa during the coronavirus pandemic, with the ultimate aim of changing future government and NGO thinking.
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Young people recruited to harness smartphones to improve mental health and wellbeing
Young people across Europe are being recruited to a trial to put their smartphone usage to good use, via an app designed to prevent anxiety and depression and improve wellbeing.
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Strathclyde in UK-wide economic recovery partnership
The University of Strathclyde has signed up to a new declaration setting out proposals for the UK’s post COVID-19 economic recovery.
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Glasgow scientists pinpoint possible reasons for cross-species viral spread
Infectious disease emergence is often the result of a pathogen entering a new host species, as highlighted by COVID-19. However, most cross-species transmissions fail to establish in the newly- infected species.
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