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Scientists at the University of Strathclyde are helping to shape international guidelines on the safe and sustainable use of space.
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In a first for the Scotch whisky industry, a new trial is exploring whether advanced robotics could help identify small but potentially expensive ethanol leaks in warehouses.
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Scotland’s Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics has secured £8 million from the UK Government to accelerate innovation in photonics and quantum technologies, strengthening its role as one of the country’s leading centres for applied research and industry collaboration.
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A £2.2 million project led by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) has so far supported 90 organisations and upskilled 250 people to explore how data science and artificial intelligence (AI) can boost productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness across Scotland’s manufacturing sector.
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Scotland's space sector is set to receive a £4.6m boost as the UK Space Agency confirmed new funding to accelerate breakthrough technologies.
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A vaccine against a widespread virus has prevented the admission to hospital of more than 200 babies in Scotland, according to new research.
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A pioneering digital platform focused on trauma prevention and management for frontline professionals has secured £1.2 million in investment, marking a major milestone in Sentinel’s mission to deliver evidence-based, accessible support for those working in high-stress environments.
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A new University of Strathclyde-led study has found that amoebae living in a creek in Mumbai are acting as a ‘Trojan horse’, harbouring and protecting multidrug resistant bacteria with far higher levels of antimicrobial resistance than those found in the surrounding sediment.
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