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Glasgow Caledonian University's Emeritus Professor Kofi Aidoo has been awarded The Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland’s most prestigious accolade.

Team Glasgow has returned from the ICCA Congress in Dubai following multiple successes.

Soon students at the University of Glasgow and around the world will be able travel inside the human body, go back in time to use the first printing press or go on a field trip without even leaving the classroom.

A team of young Scots has won VentureJam 2018 with an innovative idea for a jukebox to encourage plastic recycling at the SSE Hydro.

A digital directory to help life sciences companies work with the NHS was launched at the annual Life Sciences Scotland conference in Glasgow by Dave Tudor, co-chair of the Life Sciences Scotland Industry Leadership Group.

A research project aiming to find new ways to use ultrasonic tools for complex, robot-assisted surgery has received more than £6 million in funding.

CENSIS, the centre of excellence for sensing, imaging systems, and the internet of things (IoT), has received a £9.25-million, five-year funding package to cement Scotland’s place as a world leader in cutting-edge technology.

Research by the UK Quantum Technology Hub in Quantum Enhanced Imaging (QuantIC) has been boosted by special electronics developed by HORIBA Scientific.