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Scotland at forefront of ‘gamechanger’ £6m project to improve bowel cancer diagnosis
Scottish health researchers are at the forefront of a new £6m project to make Artificial Intelligence-assisted capsule endoscopy a part of future bowel cancer diagnostics.
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Medicine transporting drone project lands £10 million funding
A consortium led by Glasgow airport owners AGS, in partnership with NHS Scotland, to deliver what will be the UK’s first medical distribution network using drones, has secured £10.1m from the Future Flight Challenge at UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
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University of Strathclyde Chemistry Clinic: where two kinds of solution meet
Everything we buy, whatever form it takes, features chemistry of some kind. From the lithium in our laptop batteries to the carbohydrates in our food and the compounds in plants, chemistry is ubiquitous.
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Strathclyde’s pioneering device can take 3D images to detect eye diseases
A pioneering low-cost device which takes 3D images could transform eye screening and treatment across the globe.
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Strathclyde team rocket to first place in space competition event
A student team from Strathclyde have won first place in a space competition event to design and build a launch vehicle.
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Aspiring and inspiring: Strathclyde entrepreneurs in funding pitch competition
Start-up companies in the University of Strathclyde community have staked their claims for funding in a competition hosted by the University’s flagship entrepreneurship programme.
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Pioneering cross border collaboration provides crucial support to UK forging and forming community
The UK’s forging and forming community is set to benefit from a unique pathway to cutting edge equipment and world class academic expertise from both north and south of the border, thanks to a new partnership between two world leading research organisations.
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People with Developmental Dyslexia have strengths that contributed to survival of our species, research suggests
Research from the University of Strathclyde suggests that people with dyslexia are specialised to explore the unknown, which is likely to play a fundamental role in human adaptation to changing environments.
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