Science on the streets
17 March 2010
Glasgow's contribution to the world of science is being revealed today, Thursday 18 March, in a unique tour, organised by Strathclyde, of some of the city's most important scientific landmarks.
Going for gold
16 March 2010
The Universities of Strathclyde and Glasgow and Glasgow Caledonian University will collectively host the prestigious City of Glasgow Cup today (Wednesday 17 March.)
Make your mark on Research Day
16 March 2010
Researchers at Strathclyde are being invited to put their work on display at the University's fourth annual Research Day.
Glasgow schoolchildren grasp ‘hands-on’ approach to sustainability
12 March 2010
Hundreds of schoolchildren from across Glasgow and Inverclyde had the chance to design and create sustainable towns and cities this week (Thursday 11 and Friday 12 March) as part of a series of workshops organised by the University of Strathclyde and the Glasgow Science Centre.
Engineering the Commonwealth Games
15 March 2010
The feats of engineering required to realise the ambitions of Glasgow's 2014 Commonwealth Games were described in a guest lecture by the Chairman of the Organising Committee recently.
Strathclyde delivers guides for parents of Chinese students
11 March 2010
Four Chinese language guides to studying at the University of Strathclyde have been launched in Chengdu.
Visualising better care
9 March 2010
Pioneering research that could improve rehabilitation after stroke, speed up recovery from joint replacements and prevent falls in older people has been launched at Strathclyde.
New study shows need to bolster global entrepreneurship education
8 March 2010
Provision of education and training for entrepreneurs is inadequate, according to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) Special Report: A Global Perspective on Entrepreneurship Education and Training, released today at Babson College, lead sponsor and co-founder of the GEM project.
Creative writing students give readings for the first time
8 March 2010
Students from Strathclyde’s BA Journalism and Creative Writing course won the opportunity to read their material to an audience of literary fans, alongside accomplished Scottish authors at this year’s Glasgow Aye Write festival on Saturday.
Strathclyde co-hosts science teaching conference
5 March 2010
Strathclyde's work to produce the next generation of science and engineering teachers has come to the fore in a national conference co-hosted by the University.
Online dictionary of education launched
4 March 2010
More than 1,000 words and phrases in common use in education have been compiled in a new online dictionary by an academic at Strathclyde.
Strathclyde Vice Dean awarded prestigious Fellowship
3 March 2010
Strathclyde Business School's Vice Dean Research has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
Strathclyde space researchers sweep the board
26 February 2010
Strathclyde space researchers swept the board in a competition to choose the UK's International Astronautical Congress postgraduate student delegate 2010.
The Scottish economy in 2010
24 February 2010
Scotland's economy should return to positive growth in 2010 with the central forecast showing GVA 0.6% - a 0.5% rise since the November 2009 forecast - and growing to 2.2% by 2012, according to the latest Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary supported by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC).
Strathclyde telethon supports new medicines development
23 February 2010
Strathclyde's first fundraising Telethon of 2010 gets underway this week, with an extra focus for the donations it gains for the University.
Glasgow City of Science
22 February 2010
Glasgow has launched an initiative to secure its position as a centre of excellence for the science industries of the 21st century.
Engineers Without Borders
22 February 2010
Engineering students are to receive masterclasses in disaster relief, bridge building and sanitation when Scotland's Engineers Without Borders conference takes place at the University this week.
More power engineers needed to make smart grids a reality
19 February 2010
Britain and America need more highly skilled engineers to develop and manage the smart grids of the future, a leading power systems engineer told an international conference in California this week.
Funding boost for European policy research
15 February 2010
Academics at Strathclyde are to investigate the future of regional development policies in Europe under two major research contracts.
New head elected to Scottish chemistry network
15 February 2010
Professor David Gani, Deputy Principal at the University, has been appointed head of Scotland's network for pooling expertise and resources in chemical sciences.
Strathclyde scientists seek new heart bypass methods
15 February 2010
Methods for improving the effectiveness of heart bypass surgery are being investigated by scientists at the Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences.
Making Wonders in Malawi
10 February 2010
Scotland's External Affairs Minister saw the impact of Strathclyde's Making Wonders project when she visited Malawi this week.
Strathclyde historian dispels myth on BBC TV
9 February 2010
A Strathclyde historian has appeared on a major BBC TV series to discuss one of the biggest turning points in Scotland's history- and to dispel a popular myth about it.
UK public backs military coalitions over action with USA, survey says
8 February 2010
Seven people out of 10 in the UK believe British military action is not acceptable in operations alongside the USA and its partners, according to a major public attitudes study directed by researchers at Strathclyde and the University of Leeds.
Strathclyde pharmacology research in Europe's top 20
29 January 2010
Strathclyde has been named as one of Europe's top 20 universities for pharmacology in a national magazine survey.
Sustainable Glasgow
27 January 2010
Glasgow, the dear green place, is about to become greener thanks to a unique project to drive down carbon emissions and meet the city's future energy needs.
Strathclyde swimmer makes a splash at championships
4 February 2010
A Strathclyde student is a step closer in his bid to represent Scotland at the Commonwealth Games after scooping four titles at the Scottish Gas National Championships.
Strathclyde graduate wins prestigious education award
26 January 2010
A Strathclyde graduate has won a prestigious award for the best undergraduate thesis in teacher education in Scotland.
Innovative Chemistry degree hailed at Holyrood
22 January 2010
An innovative new Chemistry degree programme, run by Strathclyde and world-leading pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), has earned praise at the Scottish Parliament.
Justice Secretary visits Law Clinic
21 January 2010
Scotland's Justice Secretary, Kenny MacAskill, was given an insight into the work of Strathclyde's pioneering Law Clinic, based in the University's Law School, when he paid a visit there this week.
Business startup attempts drop in wealthiest countries
20 January 2010
The number of people trying to start businesses with the potential to boost the economy and create new jobs declined 10 percent in the wealthiest nations during the recent global slowdown, according to the newly-released results of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM).
Strathclyde announces new scholarships
7 January 2010
The University has reached an agreement with The Fulbright Commission to provide scholarships to students from the US.
Strathclyde announces new Chief Operating Officer
7 January 2010
The University has made another senior appointment to its management team.
UK sets high standards in pupil integration
6 January 2010
Scotland and England are setting high standards in their efforts to integrate vulnerable and high-risk school pupils into mainstream education, according to a Europe-wide survey led in the UK by Strathclyde.
Marker could improve breast cancer survival rates
5 January 2010
An indicator which could give early signs of breast cancer, and which could make dramatic improvements to survival rates, is being developed by scientists at Strathclyde and Edinburgh Napier University.
Student Success at European Electronics Industry Awards
23 December 2009
Simon Brown, an EngD student at the Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI), has won Student Engineer of the Year at the European Electronics Industry Awards.
Soil studies reveal worrying rise in antibiotic resistance
6 January 2010
Antibiotic resistance in the natural environment is rising despite tighter controls over our use of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture, according to new research.
Building a future for drug discovery
22 December 2009
With just over a year to go until its official opening, the new home for Strathclyde's pioneering drug discovery and development work is taking shape.
From Glasgow to Gambia
21 December 2009
A Strathclyde researcher is set to light up communities in Africa - following a 4,000 mile motorbike ride from Scotland to The Gambia.
New honour for Chancellor
17 December 2009
The Chancellor of the University, Lord Hope of Craighead, has been appointed a Knight of the Order of the Thistle.
£1.2m cash injection for world-class research
16 December 2009
A state-of-the-art laboratory to support pioneering engineering research is to be created at the University following a £1.2 million cash injection.
Green light for £350m University development plans
2 December 2009
Ambitious plans to transform the University's campus to help support world class research and teaching have been given the green light.
Health Secretary launches universities' science partnership
14 December 2009
Health Secretary Nicola Sturgeon spoke at Strathclyde today, at the official launch of a venture capitalising on the academic and commercial strengths of lasers, optics and semiconductors.
Scotland's leading the way in sustainability and environmental entrepreneurship
14 December 2009
Scotland is a showcase for political commitment and social engagement to tackle climate change, a Strathclyde academic told environmental experts in Copenhagen this week.
Vitamin E extract could help tackle cancer tumours
3 December 2009
An extract of vitamin E could have a key role to play in the treatment of cancerous tumours, according to newly-published research led by scientists at Strathclyde.
University spin-out deploys UK Smart Grid technology
3 December 2009
Strathclyde spin-out company, Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS), has commercially deployed Smarter Grid technology on Scottish and Southern Energy's power distribution network on Orkney, allowing the connection of increased amounts of new renewable energy generation.
National Centre research to strengthen mechanical muscles
3 December 2009
A new kind of artificial knee joint that could help people with limb amputations to walk more naturally is under development at the National Centre for Prosthetics and Orthotics at Strathclyde.
'Culture change needed' to strengthen residential child care
1 December 2009
A culture change is needed to make residential care the first and best option for some of Scotland's most vulnerable children and young people, according to a major series of reports launched by a nationwide partnership involving Strathclyde.
Strathclyde marine turbine wins top technology award
26 November 2009
The Strathclyde engineers behind a pioneering tidal power device have been recognised at the prestigious Energy Institute Awards.
Public sector dominates venture capital investing in UK regions
30 November 2009
Venture capital investing in most UK regions is now dominated by public sector funds, according to a new research study by Professor Colin Mason of the University's Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship and Yannis Pierrakis of NESTA.
Strathclyde announces high level research posts
23 November 2009
The University has revealed plans to create 20 new posts in Engineering, Science and Business to support and enhance its world-leading research portfolio.
Dragons leave den for Strathclyde Enterprise Awards
16 November 2009
High-flying entrepreneurs from the University of Strathclyde came face-to-face with the stars of BBC Dragons' Den Online at an awards ceremony in Glasgow this week.
An end to Scotland's recession?
17 November 2009
Expectations are rising that Scotland will join the UK in emerging from recession by the end of the fourth quarter, however the road to pre-recession levels of output, employment and unemployment will remain long and bumpy with a potential double dip on the horizon.
Double success for Strathclyde at life science awards
12 November 2009
Strathclyde scientists are celebrating a double success at a prestigious awards ceremony, with wins for an experienced Professor and a rising star in research.
Strathclyde supercomputer will take research to new heights
11 November 2009
One of the most powerful, single-installation supercomputers in a Scottish university is to be switched on at Strathclyde this month.
SUPA strength- Strathclyde shares in £48 million physics funding
11 November 2009
Physics research at Strathclyde is to gain a cash injection of £12 million as part of a major investment by a Scotland-wide partnership.
Law clinic reaches out to the community
11 November 2009
An award-winning legal service at Strathclyde is extending its support for communities in the West of Scotland, with the launch of a new range of ventures.
One street at a time
10 November 2009
A new programme involving Strathclyde, aimed at improving the effectiveness of services to local communities, families and children, has been given an enthusiastic and positive response at its launch.
Burns in space
9 November 2009
A miniature book of poetry by Robert Burns will soon be jetting off to space, thanks to a group of Scottish school pupils.
Marine science nets multi-million pound investment
4 November 2009
Strathclyde is joining up with university and research institute partners in a new marine science research pool, which will be carrying out world-class research, training and knowledge exchange.
Strathclyde research reveals economic impact of UK higher education
4 November 2009
Universities in the UK now generate £59 billion for the UK economy, putting the higher education sector ahead of the agricultural, advertising, pharmaceutical and postal industries, according to new figures published today.
The sky's the limit for Strathclyde business students
30 October 2009
Forty students are jetting off to the Middle East next week to work at the Dubai Airshow.
Parties go green with Strathclyde students
12 October 2009
A team of students from Strathclyde has reached the final of a national competition for projects which will benefit the environment and the community.
Distinguished duo honoured at Strathclyde
29 October 2009
Two prominent Strathclyde graduates returned to the University to receive honorary doctorates.
Strathclyde scientists overcome insurmountable challenge
29 October 2009
Scientists at Strathclyde have found a way to perfom a chemical reaction and isolate its products in a way which had been previously been thought to be impossible.
Top World Trade adviser to give keynote lecture
22 October 2009
Will millions of people face deeper poverty through the responses of developed countries to the economic slow-down? How can world trade law be made fairer to give developing countries a genuinely fair chance? These are among the questions which will be tackled in a prestigious lecture by a leading international trade lawyer at Strathclyde.
One Strathclyde: Excellence in Teaching; Excellence in Learning
22 October 2009
The Strathclyde Teaching Excellence Awards have been launched by the Principal and the President of the Student’s Association.
Space research boost with opening of new lab
20 October 2009
A new €2 million laboratory dedicated to space engineering research has been opened by one of the world's foremost space scientists.
Strathclyde researchers push back space frontiers
15 October 2009
Manned exploration of Mars could be a step closer to reality following a pioneering investigation by engineers at Strathclyde.
P&G bursary winner at Strathclyde
16 October 2009
A Chemistry student at the University of Strathclyde is preparing for a placement with a major scientific firm, after becoming the winner of a prestigious bursary award.
Strathclyde students sail into yachting World Cup
15 October 2009
A team of Strathclyde students has qualified to represent Scotland at the Student Yachting World Cup 2009.
Scotland's largest Faculty of Engineering announces new Dean
13 October 2009
Internationally renowned power engineer, Professor Scott MacGregor, has been appointed Dean of Engineering at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow.
Green energy centre gets the green light
7 October 2009
Scottish and Southern Energy plc (SSE) has selected Glasgow as the location for its new Centre of Engineering Excellence for Renewable Energy (CEERE) in partnership with the University.
Top employers in Glasgow to court graduates
6 October 2009
Despite the current economic conditions, 85 employers will be in Glasgow on Tuesday and Wednesday to court graduates at Scotland's largest recruitment event.
Engineers of the future display grand designs
5 October 2009
A device that lets thirsty houseplants phone their owners when they need water, and a listening monitor modelled on bat technology, are among the innovative creations being developed as part of a programme aimed at bringing engineering education into schools.
Research for learning in focus
6 October 2009
A research programme designed to enhance the quality of teaching and learning at all stages of life was the focus of a major lecture at Strathclyde.
Strathclyde Business School success in global rankings
3 October 2009
Strathclyde Business School (SBS) has been ranked 3rd in the UK and 27th in the world in the Financial Times Global Masters in Management 2009 rankings.
Strathclyde researchers pioneer portable ECMO treatment
3 October 2009
A life-saving breathing support treatment used to help patients badly affected by swine flu could become available across the UK under a pioneering research project at the University.
New chapter for literacy teaching in Malawi
3 October 2009
Academics in Scotland and Africa are joining forces to transform literacy teaching in primary schools in Malawi.
Technology to boost search for elusive gravitational waves
1 October 2009
UK Scientists, including researchers at Strathclyde, are moving closer to finding mysterious ripples in the fabric of space and time- known as gravitational waves- with the production of assemblies for a network of detectors designed for the quest.
Enterprise training in universities and colleges doubles start-up rate
23 September 2009
Scotland could increase its entrepreneurial potential if more enterprise training was available in its colleges and universities, according to the authors of a new report published by the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at Strathclyde.
£5m project to reduce cost of electricity from offshore wind generation
23 September 2009
Strathclyde engineers are helping to develop and demonstrate a groundbreaking monitoring system which could reduce the cost of generating electricity from offshore wind farms.
Strathclyde researchers help uncover 80% pay gap
18 September 2009
Men working in some of the UK's leading financial firms receive five times more in bonus payments than women, according to a survey analysed by researchers at Strathclyde Business School.
Scotland and Malawi celebrate 150 year relationship
9 September 2009
Former First Minister Jack McConnell gave a keynote address at the University to mark the 150th anniversary of Scotland's links with Malawi.
Strathclyde shortlisted twice in Times Higher Education Awards
16 September 2009
Strathclyde has been shortlisted for two prestigious accolades at the forthcoming Times Higher Education Awards 2009.
Generations come together to celebrate community success
10 September 2009
Fergus Ewing MSP is to open a unique event today (Thursday 1 October) highlighting how Scotland's generations can work together to improve communities.
From planet forming to energy saving
9 September 2009
The building blocks of planets, a system for cutting the cost of building on brownfield sites and a device which automatically switches off electrical devices are among the Strathclyde projects which have earned prestigious research awards from the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE).
University Careers Services to host graduate events
8 September 2009
In a bid to aid graduates fresh from university but looking to get on the career ladder, four universities in the west of Scotland will be joining forces to support graduates looking to enter the jobs market during the recession. Strathclyde will host the first event, a Job Search Workshop - open to graduates from all universities.
Future of healthcare technologies under the microscope
7 September 2009
Scotland is ideally placed to pioneer the next generation of healthcare technologies needed by patients across the globe, according to experts at the University and Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI).
Top businessman unveils Strathclyde research centre
4 September 2009
A leading Scots entrepreneur went back to university this week to open a new £600,000 engineering research facility.
Forensic science examined at Strathclyde
4 September 2009
The crucial role of forensic science in probing crime, and the knowledge which underpins the work in labs, is the focus of a major international conference at the University this week.
Strathclyde and GSK launch ground breaking Chemistry MPhil
2 September 2009
The University of Strathclyde and world-leading pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) have joined forces to deliver a bespoke Chemistry degree programme, designed to allow employees to develop novel research approaches towards new treatments and, in so doing, further their careers in the pharmaceutical sector.
Major £2.2 million investment keeps research driving forward
1 September 2009
Leading Chemistry research at Strathclyde has been given a competitive edge through an additional £2.2 million investment in its laboratory facilities.
Carnegie Centenary Lecture comes to Strathclyde
31 August 2009
A Chemistry Professor at one of the foremost universities in the US delivered a prestigious science lecture at Strathclyde this month.
Online & on the take? Conference explores elections & public opinion
27 August 2009
Have the internet and the recent furore over MPs' expenses changed elections forever? With less than a year to go until the next General Election, these questions will be to the fore in a major international conference at the University this week.
Edwin Morgan poetry prizewinner announced
26 August 2009
The prizewinners in the second Edwin Morgan International Poetry Competition have been announced at the Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Strathclyde announces two new senior appointments
25 August 2009
Two senior appointments have been made at Strathclyde to help drive forward its ambitious plans as an internationally leading technological university, it was announced today.
Northern Traces at the Collins
18 August 2009
A retrospective exhibition of a pioneering Finnish artist opens at the University of Strathclyde this weekend.
Principal hails arrival of Green Energy Centre
17 August 2009
Strathclyde's Principal has pledged to work closely with a new centre which will be undertaking leading-edge work to develop and test technology for sustainable energy.
Record number of people sign up for summer learning
13 August 2009
More people than ever before are signing up for summer learning classes at Strathclyde.
Energy Minister views wave power technology
13 August 2009
Jim Mather MSP met with Strathclyde engineers this week (Friday 14 August 2009) on a visit to the University's Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering research facilities.
New building enhances Strathclyde's fight against global diseases
12 August 2009
The new £36 million building for the pioneering, world-class Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences, focusing on drug discovery and development, is on target to be up and running in 2011.
Pipers from across the globe descend on Glasgow
12 August 2009
Thousands of Pipers and Drummers from across the globe will descend on Glasgow for the World Pipe Band Championships this Saturday (15 August 2009.)
Strathclyde leads the way in environmental forensics
11 August 2009
Strathclyde academics have received a £1 million boost to carry out groundbreaking research in environmental forensics.
Fear of gang attacks 'traps young people'
4 August 2009
Fear of attack from members of street gangs has led some young people in Glasgow to feel trapped in their neighbourhood, according to a new book by a Strathclyde academic.
Welcome to Strathclyde
9 October 2009
New to the University? We can help you settle in, get support and get involved...
Top Scots to trace their roots at International Genealogy Festival
16 July 2009
BBC Newsnight presenter Gavin Esler and musician Dougie MacLean will explore their family trees to uncover the lives of their ancestors at the International Genealogy Festival.
Strathclyde sets standards for Scottish green awards
13 July 2009
Experts at the University's David Livingstone Centre for Sustainability have been commissioned to set the standards for Scotland's first environmental awards.
International Genealogy Festival reveals all
30 June 2009
Hundreds of people will delve into their family histories and explore their cultural heritage at an International Genealogy Festival in Glasgow in July.
Distinguished six to be honoured at Strathclyde
25 June 2009
A Paralympic champion cyclist has been named as the University of Strathclyde Alumna of the Year 2009.
Strathclyde students unveil designs of the future
17 June 2009
A device that can charge your mobile phone even when you are miles away from the nearest mains power source has been developed by an engineering student at the University.
A stylish experience in aid of Malawi
17 June 2009
A group of volunteers will be undergoing a stylish transformation at Strathclyde this weekend, to raise funds for the University's Malawi Millennium Project.
Science and innovation under the microscope: Strathclyde hosts international conference
15 June 2009
The role of universities in catalysing economic growth and stimulating innovation is to be investigated at an international conference this week.
Research reveals impact of social care re-tendering
8 June 2009
The financial stability of voluntary sector organisations is being put at risk by the re-tendering of social care services, according to new research.
Revealing Glasgow's hidden treasures at Strathclyde
28 May 2009
Some of Glasgow's greatest treasures will be revealed as part of a new season of classes at Strathclyde this summer.
Recognition for NHS Lothian Pharmacy Director
28 May 2009
A senior manager with NHS Lothian has been recognised by Strathclyde for her long-standing contribution to education, through her appointment as Visiting Professor.
Strathclyde Principal welcomes opening of Whitelee windfarm
20 May 2009
Professor Jim McDonald, Strathclyde Principal and Co-Chair for Scotland's Energy Advisory Board, has welcomed the opening of Europe's largest onshore windfarm at Whitelee, East Renfrewshire.
IAS announces funding for groundbreaking studies
20 May 2009
The future of the news industry and Scotland's miscarriages of justice are among the issues to be investigated under five wide-ranging programmes announced by the new Institute for Advanced Studies in Glasgow.
Principal co-chairs new energy advisory board
13 May 2009
Energy industry experts and Scotland's First Minister assembled yesterday in the first meeting of the new Energy Advisory Board. The meeting coincided with the release of figures which showed that the energy sector is making a significant contribution to economic recovery.
Success in the job market with a 'green degree'
27 April 2009
The University is to open its doors next week to people who want to find out more about a career in the environmental sector.
Distinguished five to be honoured at Strathclyde
23 April 2009
Five prominent figures from the fields of sport, space science, law, education and business are to be awarded honorary degrees at the University next month.
Strathclyde Youth Jazz Orchestra scoops UK gold award
22 April 2009
Strathclyde Youth Jazz Orchestra has confirmed its place as one of Europe's leading youth jazz ensembles after winning a Gold Award at the UK's largest wind and big band festival.
Strathclyde apprentice engineer wins top title
17 April 2009
Fuad Warsame, an apprentice with the University's Department of Mechanical Engineering, has won the Trades House of Glasgow Modern Apprentice of the Year Award 2009.
New research investigates the 'mobile phone divide' in Africa
3 April 2009
The explosive growth of mobile phones in the developing world has sidelined tens of millions of people, according to new research.
Improving the attainment of looked-after children
31 March 2009
A new guide to improving the educational attainment of vulnerable children- devised by academics at Strathclyde- has been launched by the Scottish Government.
Wobbly Williams Wednesday at Strathclyde
24 March 2009
Strathclyde students joined forces with the Wobbly Williams Foundation today (Wednesday 25 March) to raise funds for research into Parkinson's disease.
Fraser of Allander Institute Economic Commentary: February 2009
26 February 2009
As a result of the unprecedented scale and increasing severity of the global and UK recession, 2009 and 2010 will be the most difficult years the Scottish economy will have encountered since WWII, according to the University's Fraser of Allander Institute.
Strathclyde to be research and development provider in drug discovery programme
25 February 2009
Strathclyde has been added as a research and development provider to a drug discovery programme, after successful achievement of early milestones.
Licence agreement and collaboration to develop novel anti-infective treatment
12 December 2008
A technology transfer initiative based at the University of Strathclyde and a drug development firm have signed a licence agreement to develop new treatments for infective diseases.
Getting the public voice heard around the world
22 August 2008
A bigger role for the general public in shaping and informing policy will be the focus of an international conference to be hosted at Strathclyde next week.
Physicists in million-euro molecular movie
14 August 2008
A 'molecular movie' revealing the behaviour of proteins and enzymes is to form part of research by a team of University of Strathclyde scientists- funded by a grant worth 1 million euros from the European Research Council.
Honorary degree for college principal
9 July 2008
The founding Principal of the International Christian College in Glasgow has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Strathclyde.
