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Surgery can play a bigger part in fight against obesity, say doctors
Gastric surgery can play a bigger role in helping obese people lose weight, a Glasgow surgeon has said.
Jackie lends support to Doggy Dawdle
It’s time for ‘walkies’ again as the University of Glasgow hosts another Doggy Dawdle to raise funds for its new £10m Small Animal Hospital.
Professor recognised for role in revolutionising neuroimaging
A Glasgow academic has received a top accolade in recognition of his role in helping to revolutionise neuroimaging technology.
Botswana scholarship scheme launched
African students are to be given new opportunities to study at the university thanks to the legacy of one of the UK’s most distinguished female diplomats, it was announced today.
University science festival promises fun for all the family
The third University of Glasgow Science Festival gets underway this week with the first of a series of public lectures taking place on Thursday, May 7.
Free public reading by poet and novelist Jackie Kay
Poet and novelist Jackie Kay is to give a free public reading at the University of Glasgow.
Professor in TV documentary on insomnia
Professor Colin Espie, Director of the Glasgow Sleep Centre, appeared in a BBC One documentary on Tuesday May 12.
Banking, regulation and the public interest
The Scottish Forum for Professional Ethics is to discuss the future of banking regulations at a business breakfast in Edinburgh in June.
Glasgow cements links with Tanzania
Glasgow has today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Dodoma, in Tanzania.
Prof Charles Taylor to deliver Gifford Lecture on secularist regimes
World-renowned philosopher Professor Charles Taylor will discuss The Necessity of Secularist Regimes at the Gifford Lecture on May 21.
Scientists identify genetic links to high blood pressure
An international scientific study involving researchers from Glasgow has identified eight common genetic differences which may increase the risk of high blood pressure.
Pioneering geographers to be awarded Honorary Degrees
Two pioneering and inspirational geographers are to be awarded honorary degrees from the University of Glasgow this summer.
High blood pressure may be programmed in the womb
A scientific study has found further evidence that high blood pressure in adulthood is pre-programmed in the womb.
Doctor of Science Honorary Degrees
The University of Glasgow is to award Doctor of Science Honorary Degrees to Dame Wendy Hall, Sir Kenneth Collins, Dr David Hirsh and Professor Ian McDougal this summer.
Brain takes just 200 milliseconds to interpret facial expressions
Researchers have discovered that it takes the brain just 200 milliseconds to determine a person’s emotional state by their facial expression.
Intensive glucose control in diabetics reduces heart attacks
More intensive glucose control in diabetes leads to fewer heart attacks and heart disease events – but has no significant effect on stroke or mortality from all causes.
Alexander Stoddart at the Hunterian Art Gallery
A new display at the Hunterian Art Gallery is the first to be devoted to the work of Scottish sculptor, Alexander Stoddart.
Student recognised for bright ideas in IBM University Jam
An International Economics student was one of only 20 in the world to be recognised for their contribution to a recent IBM Smarter Planet University Jam.
Study into children's tooth decay underway
University of Glasgow researchers are part of UK-wide team looking at dental treatment for children