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The quality and quantity of exceptional start-up businesses capable of scaling from Scotland has seen Scottish EDGE receive additional funding of £1m from Scottish Enterprise to grow the competition.

A Strathclyde-led experiment which could aid the discovery of new materials will be carried out on the International Space Station (ISS) after receiving £1.3 million in funding.

Dr Katie Robb, a University of Glasgow researcher focused on improving the earlier diagnosis of cancer and reducing inequalities for cancer patients, has won the prestigious 2018 Scottish Cancer Foundation Prize.

Hot on the heels of the hugely successful development of the SSE Hydro, the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has applied for planning permission in principle (PPIP) for a major expansion of its facilities.

GCU's Enactus students have been named as the most effective team in the UK for promoting entrepreneurial action and social innovation.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow are collaborating with Malawian scientists to try to find out why some people in Malawi develop type 2 diabetes – even though many are slim and highly active.

Arguably the most important technological development to affect the lives of women in the last 50 or so years has been diagnostic obstetrics ultrasound: going for a scan is now a normal part of any woman’s pregnancy.

Quantum technology company M Squared, which uses the power of light to drive innovation to change our lives for the better, has won the Innovation Award at this year’s Lloyds Bank National Business Awards.