News
Support from unpaid carers 'overlooked' and 'undervalued' suggests new analysis
Support delivered by unpaid carers of adults with learning disabilities equivalent to annual saving of £114,000 per carer
£500,000 project to help Shetland Islands’ maritime industry achieve Net Zero
The NEPTUNE project is funded by the Department for Transport and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK
Amphibian foam used for drug delivery for first time
Foam found in frogs' nests could help to combat antimicrobial resistance
Features
More news
Live and online at Strathclyde’s Centre for Lifelong Learning
Classes aimed at people aged 50 and over
Four Strathclyde finalists in Converge Challenge
Awards ceremony for business competition will take place on 30 September
Strathclyde partners in New Enlightenment summit
Leading scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and policy makers come together at Strathclyde-supported event
Fungi could help to prevent landslips
Study to explore the use of fungi and their properties in strengthening soil and reducing infiltration of rainwater
Low cost rapid sensors used to rapidly detect infections in wounds
Novel sensors could pave way for real time medical device
Report recommends investment in floating offshore wind industry to generate £1.5bn for Scottish economy
'Port clusters' could help Scotland become global leader in offshore floating wind sector.
Memory devices on satellites to enable the quantum internet
Installation of memory and ‘repeater’ devices in space
Court of Session Judge joins Strathclyde Law School as Professor of Practice
The Hon Lady Wolffe (Sarah P L Wolffe QC) has been a judge of the Court of Session in Scotland since 2014
Historic Glasgow Subway used to test potential of 5G to improve passenger experience
Underground trials installed 'pop up' network
Strathclyde partnership awarded funding to tackle poverty in Scotland
£445,055 for project to identify how paid employment can provide protection against poverty.
Leading innovator and engineering design researcher joins Strathclyde
Professor Anja Maier appointed Head of Department of Design, Manufacturing and Engineering Management.
World's first stand-alone 5G network introduced at the Silverstone British Grand Prix MotoGP
Race broadcast as part of demonstration of a 5G network using shared spectrum.
Quarter of a million Scots entrepreneurs set up business in 2020
Survey estimates 7.3% of the Scottish population – 247,000 adults – were actively engaged in setting up or running a business.
Strathclyde spin out company acquired by Mitsubishi helps tackle climate emergency
Strathclyde spin out company acquired by Mitsubishi helps tackle climate emergency
Medicines Manufacturing Innovation Centre set to Transform UK Pharma
Facility will solve major pharmaceutical industry challenges and accelerate access to affordable medicines
Listening to children “could have improved COVID-19 responses”
Survey of more than 3000 people working with children in 22 countries
Strathclyde Physics researcher receives Royal Academy of Engineering Fellowship
Dr James McGilligan to develop technology for quantum navigation
Teenager’s Tokyo Paralympics dream success by state-of-the-art prosthetic arm
Teenager’s Tokyo Paralympics success aided by state-of-the art prosthetic arm
World renowned Scottish forging and forming research centre opening an office in ‘steel city’
AFRC taking research lab directly to the manufacturers
Early brain cancer detection breakthrough for Strathclyde spinout Dxcover
Blood test proves ability to identify extremely small brain tumours and gives hope of earlier detection and improved survival
How trees can help the UK reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Research will improve understanding of the value of trees to people and the planet, and support the expansion of treescapes across the UK
Strathclyde part of consortium aiming to develop sustainable aircraft for Highlands & Islands
Project Eilean bids to create more sustainable aircraft for Scottish routes
New technique could revolutionise disinfection of ambulances and hospitals
Technique could drastically reduce the time it takes to get an ambulance safely back on the road
Strathclyde and Babcock forge new strategic partnership
The alliance is a recognition of the growing importance of academic-industrial relationships.
Strathclyde confirmed as official host of Conference of Youth in run-up to COP26
University of Strathclyde set to welcome the world’s largest annual youth gathering on climate change to its campus later this year.
Triple shortlisting for Strathclyde in Knowledge Transfer Partnership Awards
Awards will showcase the most innovative, impactful, and inspiring projects over the past 12 months
Strathclyde partners in two new UK manufacturing research centres
Centres will help supply chains become more productive and to drive the development of the latest digital manufacturing technologies
Report reveals barriers to elected office for disabled people
A report co-authored by the University of Strathclyde and Goldsmiths, University of London has highlighted the barriers to elected office faced by disabled people.
Scotland’s last Auschwitz survivor leaves £500,000 gift to fund quantum research
New Chair will honour the late Judith Rosenberg and her husband Harold