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Talking cure eases insomnia in cancer patients
Persistent insomnia in cancer survivors can be greatly improved through cognitive behavioural therapy, according to University of Glasgow researchers.
Researchers to tackle obesity in young children
Scientists from the University of Glasgow are to lead the way in a Europe-wide study of childhood obesity.
European Commission funds design study for unique future observatory
The European Commission is supporting the exploration of the universe with gravitational waves by allocating three million Euro for Einstein Telescope.
Inaugural Professor James McCall Memorial Lecture
Professor David Onions is to give the Inaugural Professor James McCall Memorial Lecture
Lonely Planet names Glasgow as one of the world’s top cities
Glasgow has been named as one of the world’s top 10 cities by the travel guide, Lonely Planet.
World ranking rise for University of Glasgow
The University of Glasgow has performed well in the latest Times Higher World University Rankings
Graduate honoured with top teaching award
A Glasgow graduate has been awarded Secondary School Teacher of the Year at the UK Teaching Awards 2008.
Glasgow Professor appointed a member of the General Medical Council
Professor James McKillop, Muirhead Professor of Medicine and Deputy Executive Dean at Glasgow has been appointed a member of the General Medical Council.
Vet wins award for contribution to animal health in Africa
Dr Sarah Cleaveland, a veterinary epidemiologist based jointly at the Faculty of Biomedical and Life Sciences and the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, has won the prestigious Trevor Blackburn Award.
Transport experts assess Government's record on transport
On the 10th anniversary of Labour’s White Paper A New Deal for Transport, transport experts from the Universities of Glasgow and Plymouth assess the Government's record.
University centre aims to support leaders in British cities
The University of Glasgow is launching a network designed to bring together the leaders of cities to help them face the emerging challenges of the 21st century.
Archbishop of Canterbury is welcomed by the University of Glasgow
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has delivered a free public question and answer session at the University of Glasgow.