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University produces world’s most accurate IVF predictor
Researchers have produced a calculator which gives the most accurate reading yet on the potential success of IVF treatment.
Funding boost for Hunterian Museum and Gallery
The Hunterian Museum and Gallery is one of three Recognised Collections of National Significance awarded capital funding by the Scottish Government.
Dunedin Consort listed in top 20 greatest choirs
The Dunedin Consort - led by Gardiner Professor of Music at the University of Glasgow, John Butt - has been placed 11th in Gramophone’s list of 'The 20 Greatest Choirs'.
Lancet study challenges medical practice on blood pressure
New research shows that beginning treatment of blood pressure with two medicines instead of one produces better and faster results, and fewer side effects
Archives of Scotland’s 100-oldest companies to be mapped online
An ambitious project to map out the existing records of the 100-oldest Scottish companies still registered with Companies House begins this month.
Liz Lochhead appointed as Scotland's new Makar
Former writer-in-residence at the University of Glasgow, Liz Lochhead has been announced as Scotland's new Makar.
University plays leading role in new cancer network
The University of Glasgow is playing a key role in a new cancer research network which will see the city become a world leader in the development of new treatments tailored for individual cancer patients.
College of Social Sciences joins Tempus project in Georgia and Ukraine
The College of Social Sciences has won funding of 120,000 Euro to support its participation in a large three-year EU Tempus project in Georgia and Ukraine.
Kennedys to contest Rectorial election
An historic Rectorial election contest begins this week with both current-rector Charles Kennedy and Scottish writer A L Kennedy nominated for the post.
University focus for New Scientist
The work of Professor Lee Cronin has been highlighted in this week’s issue of New Scientist.