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The ground breaking Generation Scotland project launched on Thursday, 2 February in Edinburgh.
Red light zones in Scotland: Yes, no, or maybe
New research by the University of Glasgow questions the need for prostitute tolerance zones in Scotland
Dusting down the pipes of tradition
The inaugural public playing of the refurbished University of Glasgow Chapel Organ will take place this Sunday
6th Holocaust Memorial Lecture
This year's lecture is entitled: 'Austria and the Holocaust: Coming to terms with the past? and will be given by Dr Robert Knight, of the University of Loughborough
University of Glasgow appoints new Chancellor
Professor Sir Kenneth Calman is announced as new Chancellor of Glasgow University
New possibilities for 'personalised' cancer treatment
Cutting edge developments in cancer science aim to identify the most suitable cancer treatments for each patient
University of Glasgow announces 2006 honours
Distinguished figures from the worlds of art, business, medicine, justice and animal welfare are just a few of those to be honoured by the University of Glasgow this summer
When the drugs don't work
University researcher awarded British Heart Foundation grant to examine why certain blood pressure-lowering drugs are not effective for some patients
Ethnically disparate diabetes
New research reveals that the South Asian community have higher diabetes health risks than Caucasians
Sunday Service at 11am
This Sunday, at 11.00am in the University Chapel, is Faculty of Education Sunday
Devolved Government finance: autonomy or accountability?
New research examines whether the Barnett formula is still workable post-devolution
Cash from Chemistry - building a science-based company in Scotland
All are welcome to a talk on Wednesday January 11, when Dr Ian Sword, benefactor of the University's Chemistry department, will discuss how to succeed in the chemical industry
The Reckoning of Time
Special Collections January display shows books from across the centuries, concerned with the passing of time