Dale Colley, a power engineering undergraduate at Glasgow Caledonian University and founder of Altitude Thinking, has developed Aquabot, a remote-controlled drone that can be used on the surface of rivers, lochs, and canals to provide a more accurate, real-time picture of conditions in the water.
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Participants in the Game Jam, which last year had 166 contenders, will have 48 hours to create a game based around the chosen theme.
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Professor of Sexual Health and HIV Claudia Estcourt has featured in The Times newspaper explaining how we can stop the Scottish spread of HIV in eight years.
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Glasgow Caledonian University academics have secured almost £100,000 funding from the Net Zero Technology Centre to develop methods that will unlock pools of hydrocarbon located on the UK Continental Shelf in a more environmentally friendly way.
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Prof. Pamela Gilles has guided the University to its preeminent position in Higher Education in widening participation, developing vital areas of research, and promoting strategic international relations to benefit Scotland.
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Students at Glasgow Caledonian University who are designing and manufacturing the first artificial luge ramp in the UK are to enlist the help of around 200 school pupils.
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Prof. Sebastien Chastin, who has put GCU on the world map for influencing global health policy and research excellence, is lead author of a policy briefing highlighting the co-benefits of climate action to be presented to COP26 delegates during the two-week summit in Glasgow.
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A series of videogames will be created this weekend during a 48-hour development marathon at Glasgow Caledonian University in a bid to educate players about climate issues and possible solutions.
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