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Glasgow scientists are set to benefit from one of the biggest funding grants awarded by Cancer Research UK.

Researchers at the University of Strathclyde have launched a clinical investigation which could eventually help millions of osteoporosis sufferers by harnessing pioneering ‘nanokicking’ technology – tiny vibrations to turn stem cells into healthy bone.

The University of Strathclyde is to lead an ambitious £20 million programme – the UKRI GCRF One Ocean Hub – aimed at transforming the global response to the urgent challenges facing our oceans.

The University of Glasgow has marked the anniversary of James Watt’s birth on January 19 by unveiling plans for a year of celebrations of the pioneering engineer’s life and works.

The complete transformation of social housing in Scotland’s largest city under Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) has boosted the Scottish economy by £2 billion and supported thousands of jobs, a new report has revealed.

A new entrepreneurship programme for University of Strathclyde staff, students and alumni is welcoming applicants.

Over 150 female pupils visited Ayrshire College for a special ‘Girls Into Construction and Civil Engineering’ day, as part of the college’s award-winning #ThisAyrshireGirlCan campaign.

Aye Write! Glasgow’s Book Festival is back in 2019 with its biggest ever lineup of authors, newly published work and debate.