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Research suggests people with learning disabilities in Scotland feel 'invisible'
Report outlines recommendations to improve learning disability policy
Strathclyde signs partnership agreement with Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology
Partners will work together on research and teaching to facilitate global collaborations with partners in South Korea and the UK.
Strathclyde researcher joins UK carbon capture network as Deputy Director
Dr Jen Roberts is one of nine co-investigators with the UK Carbon Capture and Storage Centre
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Strathclyde to host COP26 UK Universities Network's Climate Innovation Showcase
Images of Climate Innovation and a programme of events will be held online and on-campus in the Ramshorn Theatre in the centre of Glasgow from 1 to 12 November 2021
Strathclyde amongst consortium awarded £1.3m to develop national hydrogen highway network
The project was awarded funding through the Smart Maritime Land Operations Call, a Maritime Research and Innovation UK initiative.
US sensors company announces new engineering centre in Glasgow
Interlink Electronics plans to add personnel and resources to serve its European customers
Strathclyde space expert helps bolster Irish space sector ambitions
A Scots space academic is sharing his expertise to help fuel space sector ambitions in Ireland.
Strathclyde-led team shortlisted to final five of prestigious CESAER competition
Entry mapped how debri moves with weather in space
Double success for company formed at Strathclyde
Fitabeo wins a national award and secures grant of £200,000 from Scottish Enterprise
Win for Strathclyde in Knowledge Transfer Partnership Awards
Project between Strathclyde and marine engineering company Fathom Systems wins in the Engineering Excellence category
University a partner in UK's first Newton Flight Academy at Glasgow Science Centre
Academy to teach aviation-related STEM concepts will launch in Spring 2022.
City leaders invited to discover how real-time monitoring of urban greenhouse gases can help tackle climate change
The Cities are the Key to the Climate Solution Summit will showcase a pilot urban air quality monitoring project in Glasgow
Riding the waves keeps ducks in a row
When a duckling swims at a ‘sweet point’ behind its mother a ‘destructive wave interference phenomenon’ occurs
NMIS and Boeing officially open new R&D facility in Renfrewshire
Technical teams to explore novel manufacturing technologies
Strathclyde involved in five clean maritime projects from Department of Transport contest
Innovative projects for clean maritime solutions
Vaccination works - but a small number “are still at increased risk”
Study finds men are more at risk of experiencing severe complications from the COVID-19 virus than women even after vaccination
University of Strathclyde alumnus' £50M largest-ever gift is set to transform lives
Donation will fund technology & innovation building, institute for international business, awards and scholarship programme
Key University partner launches £30M state-of-the-art Aerospace Innovation Centre at Prestwick
Spirit AeroSystems will collaborate with industry and academic partners to innovate, train and develop skills for today and tomorrow.
UK-wide facility to test for future health nanotechnologies
Facility will provide scientists from across the UK with access to world-leading technology for the analysis of materials, supporting the discovery of diagnostics and therapies of the future
Researcher receives funding to develop standardised measures for childhood obesity prevention
Dr Deirdre Harrington has been awarded the funding through the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Saltire Research Awards programme
Remote assessment of health by robots – from anywhere in the world
Technology could aid cost-effective diagnosis, more regular monitoring and health assessment
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
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