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Greater openness and transparency required in future funding to reduce regional inequalities
Analysis by the Fraser of Allander Institute argues that the UK Government’s approach to prioritising local areas for resources from the Levelling Up Fund lacks transparency.
Scientists developing low cost, saliva based COVID-19 test inspired by glucose test strips for diabetes
Technology to be developed into working product
Delta variant increases hospitalisation but vaccine continues to protect
Preliminary results of nationwide study
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Three more Strathclyders selected for Homeward Bound women’s leadership programme
14 June 2021
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London Design Biennale: How a forest in a courtyard is challenging the city’s Enlightenment principles
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International award for Computer Science Professor
Emeritus Professor Andrew McGettrick receives the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Karl V. Karlstrom Outstanding Educator Award
Corruption, class, identity issues “avoided” amid legal action threats
Report on impact on writers of defamation law in Scotland
International competition on asteroid and space debris launched
Competition for students and researchers around the world
COVID-19 vaccine “linked to low platelet count”
Researchers believe slightly increased risk should not deter roll-out of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
Scientists develop low-cost sensor that can detect COVID-19 in wastewater
The technique could be used to enable widespread monitoring of COVID-19 prevalence in low- and middle-income countries.
Strathclyde rises in Complete University Guide rankings
Strathclyde has risen four places to 31st in the UK and is number one in four subject areas.
Prestigious prize for collaboration between Strathclyde and GSK
Team wins Royal Society of Chemistry's Industry-Academia Collaboration Award
Royal Society of Chemistry prize for Strathclyde Professor
Professor Karen Faulds wins RSC’s Analytical Division mid-career Award
“No return to business as usual” for island communities post-pandemic
Chapter in report which explores development and public health on islands in the context of the global pandemic
Strathclyde signs up to University Global Coalition
Strathclyde has become the first Scottish university to be accepted as a signatory to the global platform established to support the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals
A new type of miniature plasma particle accelerator
Miniaturised version of a concept which, until now, had been possible only in a small number of large facilities worldwide
Strathclyde wins national award for Best COVID-19 response from Working Families charity
The University introduced a range of measures to help its staff to balance their home and work commitments.
Strathclyde shortlisted in 10 categories in The Herald HE Awards 2021
The Awards, run by The Herald newspaper, are now in their sixth year and touch on all aspects of Higher Education.
University of Strathclyde launches consultation to name flagship building after inspirational women
The new Learning & Teaching hub will reflect the diverse and vibrant community it serves
Laser technique offers hope of smoother liver transplant process
Handheld laser devices that help surgeons quickly identify liver damage could transform transplant procedures
University of Strathclyde appoints first Chief Digital & Information Officer
Beth Lawton will take up the post in July
Strathclyde to help turn Shetland Islands into a renewable energy hub
Onshore and offshore wind energy will be harnessed to power platforms and produce green hydrogen at scale.
Lab equipment management software company spins out from Strathclyde
ULab platform provides lab managers with all the tools they need to run their labs more safely, more sustainably and more efficiently
Quantum encryption scheme to be tested on satellite
New scheme, for using quantum technology to encrypt messages, to be tested on satellite
Eleven Strathclyde semi-finalists in Converge Challenge
Semi-finalists spread across competition’s four categories
Student’s idea has oil & gas firm’s PPE waste problem covered
Louise Thomson, from Dunoon, worked with TechnipFMC to identify opportunities to reduce waste.
Strathclyde Women’s Hockey Club raises funds for defibrillator for Student Village
The new unit brings the total number of AEDs on campus to eight, after the University increased its provision from five to seven
€6m project to trial greener, more efficient ship propulsion and steering system underway
The gate rudder is also quieter than a traditional rudder system, reduces hull wake, and can help to protect the propeller from damage.
Free Scottish Physical Education app hits the ground running
Innovative app downloaded by PE students across Scotland
Strathclyde amongst world’s top universities contributing to achievement of UN Sustainable Development Goals
The University of Strathclyde is amongst the top universities in the world whose work is contributing to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to the Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2021 .
Strathclyde shortlisted in finals of the Working Families Best Practice Awards
Strathclyde has been named as a finalist in the Best COVID Response category of the Working Families Best Practice Awards.
Strathclyde researcher receives funding to develop bio-artificial arteries
Dr Junxi Wu has received £377,000 from the Medical Research Council to develop a bio-artificial artery to treat cardiovascular diseases.
Students team up to design hydrogen electric hybrid car
Students' vision for car of the future
Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards success
Professor Malcolm Macdonald was named Knowledge Exchange Champion