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University to host acclaimed science and mathematics author and TV personality Simon Singh
Determined to Succeed: The Hunter Pack project
Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery launches new national school resources with the help of the Scottish Executive
Uncovering the truth behind the myth
Curators at the Hunterian Art Gallery examine the Raphael's 'Entombment' and hypothesise about its origin
Thinner than a single hair: The future of nanoscale technology
Chemists at the University of Glasgow enhance the future of small scale technology
Revealing Britain's future engineers
SETPOINT Scotland is hosting the Junior Engineers for Britain 2005 K'NEX Challenge
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Edinburgh Glasgow Universities Boat Races 2005
The Walter Scott & Partners Limited Edinburgh Glasgow Universities Boat Races took place on Saturday 14 May at Glasgow Green
Eight aspects of early life put UK children at risk of obesity
New British Medical Journal paper reveals definite links between early life behaviour and likelihood of obesity
Scotland's first meteorite commemorated
A monument to celebrate the bicentenary of the High Possil meteorite is erected
UK's first female professor of particle physics awarded top Royal Society science award
Glasgow's Professor Christine Davies presented with the Royal Society's Rosalind Franklin Award
£11M for the next step in bioscience
Three of Scotland's top Universities awarded major funding to enhance bioscience research
Research reveals unexpectedly high levels of physical and sexual abuse in drug addicts
The University of Glasgow's Centre for Drugs Misuse Research reveals the extent of abuse in addicts seeking treatment in Scotland
SAM - small business saviour?
A new initiative is to challenge the huge economic losses caused by sickness absence
Nobel Laureate Sir James Black and Chairman of the Wellcome Trust Sir Dominic Cadbury attend opening of new science building
The Henry Wellcome Building for Comparative Medical Sciences will be officially opened today by Sir Dominic Cadbury, Chairman of the Wellcome Trust, at 11.30am
UK's most-cited scientist to speak at University of Glasgow tonight
How medical research is taking care of your heart - world leading scientist visits Glasgow to give prestigious lecture
Europe-Japan Dialogue on Global Poverty
Shigeyuki HIROKI, Minister, Embassy of Japan in London, will give a public lecture this evening in the University
Sir William Weipers Memorial Lecture welcomes Emeritus Professor Lance Lanyon
Eminent vet professor to visit the University to present biennial lecture
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO STAFF, 11 MAY 2005
An update on the University's progress on further important progress in building a sustainably academically excellent future for the University.
Get on your bike for the Leukaemia Research Fund Centre!
LRF Glasgow Bikeathon 2005 to take place on 21 August
Smarter than a normal egg
Researchers at the University of Glasgow have recently built some eggs that could be described as downright 'smart'
Glasgow helps secure the future of electronic design, with the help of £4.2 million funding
The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) announce the awarding of funding to the some of the UK's leading research institutions
Mens Sana in Corpore Sano: A Healthy Mind and a Healthy Body
500 professionals from the fields of health, social care and education take part in a conference exploring childhood mental health
From Domesday till today
Chief Executive of The National Archives, Sarah Tyacke, will today present a national prize to a university archivist
Archbishop Conti to lead Sunday Service
The Guest Preacher at this week's Chapel Service will be Most Rev. Mario Joseph Conti, Archbishop of Glasgow
University's lead drug researcher invited to the White House
Professor Neil McKeganey participates in a White House press conference alongside top US government officials, mental health experts and scientists