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Pop-up maze leads the way to learning about green issues
A temporary pop-up maze in Glasgow's George Square has opened to the public to inspire families in a fun, educational way to get involved in Green Year 2015.
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Engineering video games and beyond
School students looking to spark a career in software engineering and games development can discover how computer games technology is increasingly also being used in other areas, such as Hollywood movies, medical research and environmental planning in an
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Genetics workshop to give school students cutting edge insight
Students in S5 and S6 are being offered the chance to participate in a one day interactive and inspirational workshop with practising geneticists during the major, European Society for Human Genetics Conference being held in Glasgow this June.
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Six Glasgow University scientists win prestigious awards
The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) has chosen a total of eight 2015 Prizewinners in recognition of their outstanding academic talent, six of whom are based at the University of Glasgow.
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Music and alcohol: a potent mix in Glasgow nightlife
Few live performance venues are not licensed to sell alcohol, and few performers have ever played to a completely sober audience. This is the experience of many live artists according to a new study by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU), which found the
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Two day conference to ‘supercharge innovation engine’
Working with Academics, NHS Scotland, Blue Chip Corporates, Pharma and Industry partners, BioCity Scotland is creating an ecosystem to facilitate collaborative working and Entrepreneurship; ‘The Innovation Hub’.
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Scots who changed the world
Glasgow City of Science were proud to provide contributors from the City of Science network to recent BBC School Radio programmes linked to 'The Scots that Changed the World' Series.
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Youngsters from Glasgow crack the code to digital skills
Glasgow could soon have its very own Zuckerberg after 100 young people from across the city took part in a digital master class. Glasgow City of Science’s Digital Making Project, the first of its kind in Scotland, saw the 14-17 year olds learn the skills
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