Scientists provide a new angle on quantum cryptography
An ultra-secure form of coded communication could be given a boost, thanks to scientists from the University of Glasgow
Long term sick could be identified three years prior to going on benefit
People on long term incapacity benefit because of mental health problems could be identified by their GPs three years before they stop working, researchers from the University of Glasgow have found.
University pays tribute to former Rector Jimmy Reid
Jimmy Reid, whose funeral takes place today, was University Rector from 1971 to 1974.
Prestigious Royal Society award for Professor Mandy MacLean
The Royal Society, the UK's national academy of science, has announced Professor Mandy MacLean (Professor of Pulmonary Pharmacology) as a holder of one of its prestigious Wolfson Research Merit Awards.
Glasgow mourns passing of Scotland’s national poet Edwin Morgan
The University of Glasgow has paid tribute to Edwin Morgan, Scotland’s first national poet, who passed away on Thursday 19 August, aged 90.
University bids farewell to cherished son, Edwin Morgan
The funeral of the late Edwin Morgan - Scotland’s first national poet - will take place on Thursday 26 August at the University of Glasgow.
Top economics academics gather in Glasgow for Congress
Leading academics in the field of economics are gathering at the University of Glasgow this week (23-26 August) for the 2010 European Economic Association annual congress.
Funeral for Edwin Morgan held at the University
Moving tributes were paid to Edwin Morgan, Scotland’s first national poet at his funeral in the University's Bute Hall today.
Vote of confidence from Glasgow students
National Student Survey results show University of Glasgow students are among the most satisfied in the UK
Scientists hope to strike gold by helping chip designers
A spin-out company which will help microchip manufacturers develop the next generation of computer circuits has been launched by the University of Glasgow.








