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Cutting edge software aids the diagnosis, monitoring and management of patients with cardiovascular disease
Researchers launch new online archive to revitalise the Scots tongue
The University of Glasgow is set to launch a major electronic archive, the Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech project (SCOTS), on St Andrew's Day, 30th November. Now Scottish people from across the globe can access an online collection of texts.
Scotland to field £37M physics and chemistry 'superteams'
Funding announced for six universities to pool their research strengths in chemistry and physics
University experts assert what unites and divides Ukraine
Statement from University of Glasgow researchers on the language, identity and world vision of the Ukraine.
Glasgow Shettleston MP and MSP swap politics for the science of parasites
University scientist hosts MP and MSP as part of Royal Society Pairing Scheme
Nominations for Rector 2004
University of Glasgow students nominate candidates for the position of Rector
Leukaemia drug under the microscope
Scientists from Glasgow and Liverpool improve the effectiveness of a drug used to treat a chronic myeloid leukamia
Scotland Against Cancer Conference looks at health inequalities
Leading health care experts meet to identify issues and challenges for the coming years and to discuss whether the Scottish Executive is meeting stated aims in reducing health care inequalities in cancer
1451 Association - Grand Christmas Dinner
All staff, alumni and friends of the University are welcome. Guest speakers will be Ms Wendy Alexander, MSP and the Principal, Sir Muir Russell
University spin-out company wins top business award
Diagnostic Potentials receives innovative award for work into improved diagnosis for Alzheimer's sufferers
The way to a perfect pint
The Scottish Brewing Archive annual open day explores the changing faces of brewing over the past few decades
Universities and government cement links through new professorship
Head of Executive Justice Department appointed as Visiting Professor of Government
From plants, to ashes to new life: Bower Building Re-opening
University delighted to unveil its new Botany building for teaching and research
First Donald Dewar Visiting Professor in Social Justice appointed
Professor Ruth Lister is appointed first holder of the visiting chair in memory of the late Donald Dewar
Researchers have knots in light all tied up
University researchers have succeeded in tying knots into light beams
Scotland's National Poet donates his personal collection to the University
Prolific poet Edwin Morgan has given his personal collection of 70 paintings as an outright gift to the University