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UWS Dementia research strengthened with new funding
New funding from RS Macdonald Charitable Trust will create opportunities for UWS researchers, particularly early career researchers and those new to dementia research.
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Deep-sea medicine treasure trove could be unlocked with UWS research
New antiviral drugs – including COVID-19 treatments – could be developed from previously overlooked substances found in marine plants, University of the West of Scotland research has suggested.
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New gravitational wave catalogue involving regional unis
University of the West of Scotland, University of Glasgow and Strathclyde are part of 12 UK universities involved in compiling the largest catalogue of gravitational wave events ever assembled.
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UWS Innovation targets worldwide water leaks
Millions of litres of water lost from leaking underground pipes could be saved through an innovative solution developed by pioneering technology company FIDO Tech and University of the West of Scotland (UWS) academics.
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UWS research shows plant power could offer COVID treatment
Broccoli, olives and chamomile could help in the fight against COVID-19, University of the West of Scotland research has revealed.
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State-of-the-art healthcare simulation centre launched at UWS
The new state-of-the-art Pre-Hospital Simulation Centre, based at the University’s £110 million Lanarkshire campus, is a unique, adaptable space providing simulation-based education for UWS students.
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Innovative UWS research projects score funding hat trick
The projects, which will each receive from Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Saltire International Collaboration Awards, will see close collaboration between UWS and three world-renowned European research institutions - GSI laboratory in Germany; CSIC in Madrid; and the Université Paris-Saclay in France.
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£21 million digital project involving regional universities aims to decarbonise dairy industry
A £21 million digital project involving the University of the West of Scotland and University of Strathclyde, aiming to create 600 new jobs is set to help decarbonise South-West Scotland and Cumbria’s dairy industry.
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