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Strathclyde collects Queen’s Anniversary Prize for photonics research and innovation
The Award was presented by Her Majesty The Queen in recognition of Strathclyde’s excellence in research and innovation in the field of Photonics – the science of light.
Long lost manuscript of classic Scottish novel acquired by Strathclyde Archives
Manuscript of Archie Hind's 1966 novel The Dear Green Place
Kinectrics to work with Strathclyde to expand nuclear research opportunities
The two organisations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding which will see them work together to expedite the commercialisation of advanced nuclear technologies.
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NHS Golden Jubilee Consultant appointed Honorary Professor at Strathclyde
Professor Jon Clarke has been acknowledged for his work in the field of orthopaedics and his leading role in cutting edge research for improved patient care
Strathclyde appoints new Chief Executive of its Power Networks Demonstration Centre
Dr Will Drury, currently the Executive Director for Digital and Technologies at Innovate UK, will take over the running of PNDC on 8th April.
Two Strathclyde nominations in Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards
Shortlistings in the Knowledge Exchange Heroes (Team) and Making an Environmental Difference categories
Global pharma firm joins forces with Strathclyde in advanced medicines manufacturing
Sanofi joins a consortium of eight Tier 1 partners within the global pharmaceutical industry
Ten Strathclyders in national sports scholarship programme
Talented athletes to benefit from Winning Students 100 programme
Strathclyde ranked third globally for percentage of Open Access research outputs
Open Access publishing of research outputs – such as results, methodologies, and data – means they are free and accessible to anyone, without requiring subscriptions to academic journals.
Local materials can boost science lessons
Study carried out in Scotland and Alaska
Innovation call aims to bring Fintech partners together to tackle regulatory challenges
A first-of-its-kind innovation challenge is bringing together financial institutions and innovators across the Scottish Fintech community to develop solutions to key regulatory challenges.
Strathclyde awarded £2.2M of doctoral studentships from the Leverhulme Trust
Research to develop new nature-inspired, interdisciplinary research
Strathclyde part of new Centre for Doctoral Training in Net Zero Technologies
Designed for researchers to aid the global transition to net zero whilst continuing a career in industry
Strathclyde showcases entrepreneurial campus on Cabinet Secretary visit
University entrepreneurs receive strategic support to launch & expand businesses
'Early intervention' on ethical risks of AI in research
Study aims to help researchers and their institutions make informed decisions on how they use Generative AI
New University and social care strategic partnership to fuel health research
Collaboration to develop solutions to real world and local challenges
Strathclyde Librarian receives Honorary Fellowship from Princess Royal
Honorary Fellowship of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society for Elaine Blaxter
No cervical cancer cases detected in vaccinated women following HPV immunisation
Study concludes that the HPV vaccine is highly effective in preventing the development of cervical cancer
Professor Tim Bedford elected Vice President of European universities group CESAER
The appointment comes as the UK joins the Horizon Europe and Copernicus programmes following a bespoke new agreement with the EU.
First all-UK study reveals consequences of missed COVID-19 vaccines
Research finds that 7,000 hospitalisations and deaths could have been averted in summer 2022
Waste supercomputer heat and old mines could warm at least 5,000 homes
Trial of system which is first of its kind in the UK