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University of Glasgow to lead national surveillance programme for mosquitoes
The University of Glasgow – in collaboration with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) – has been awarded a £1.25m grant aimed at improving our understanding of how climate change could increase the risk of mosquito-borne disease in Scotland, and enhance our…
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Glasgow health-tech company MR CoilTech awarded prestigious ISO accreditation
Glasgow-based engineering company MR CoilTech has been awarded globally-recognised ISO accreditation from the British Standards Institution (BSI) for the design, development and production of medical devices, in partnership with the University of Glasgow and InnoScot Health.
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University of Glasgow officially joins UN agency for autonomous networks
The University of Glasgow is now a full member of a United Nations agency which is aiming to develop international standards for future autonomous networks.
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Scottish seaweed sparks idea to boost electric vehicle batteries
The team from Marine Biopolymers and The University of Glasgow’s School of Chemistry recently received funding from the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC) to explore the use of tailored alginates – a naturally-occurring material found in brown seaweed – to help develop batteries using silicon as an alternative to the…
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Glasgow research suggest stress sharing wearable tech could enable new forms of mental health support
Stress data collected by wearable tech and shared between close friends could help enable new forms of mutual care for mental health, research suggests.
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University of Glasgow joins new Turing University Network
The University of Glasgow has been announced as a founding member of a new network of higher education institutions which will work to use data science and AI for social good.
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University of Glasgow eye-tracking research peeks into the future of mobile interaction
A new study exploring how mobile devices can be controlled solely by the movements of users’ eyes could offers a peek into the future of gaze-based interactions with smartphones, researchers say.
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