New edition 'Horizon'
Published: 7 November 2014
Do city birds have a shorter life expectancy than country birds? What was the true impact of the Commonwealth Games? What’s the best approach to restoring the fire-damaged library at the Glasgow School of Art?
Showcasing the innovative work of Glasgow’s inspiring researchers, Horizons magazine is now available in print and online. This edition includes a roundup of research news as well as features on:
- how a network of nesting boxes could help us to understand the effects of city living
- the Hunterian’s exciting plans to make one million museum artefacts available for research
- the eight Glasgow researchers listed in the world’s top 1% for citations
- the findings of the largest-ever study of Charles Rennie Mackintosh architecture
- research into what the Glasgow Games has brought to the city
Want to read more?
See: www.glasgow.ac.uk/horizons
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First published: 7 November 2014
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