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Middle aged diabetes patients can die six years earlier
Co-author Professor Naveed Sattar said findings highlight importance of preventing Diabetes
Industry Day encourages companies to work with academia for business success
Companies are being encouraged to take advantage of the knowledge and expertise of the university to boost business.
Leading UK universities win funding to expand Glasgow's free IP concept
The University of Glasgow, King’s College London and the University of Bristol have won funding from the Intellectual Property Office to pioneer easy access to their intellectual assets.
Lancet study challenges 'apple shape' health risk
Co-author Prof Naveed Sattar says the debate over the best simple measure of obesity goes on.
Burns’ mistress Highland Mary invented by objects
Professor Murray Pittock leads research looking at The Bard beyond the written word.
Scientists make ground-breaking Malaria discovery
Researchers find new chemotherapy drugs kills malaria parasite
Support for Japanese students
The University has offered its deepest sympathy and practical support to all its Japanese students and staff affected by the devastation and terrible loss of life following the earthquake in Japan.
New domestic abuse legislation becomes law
New legislation designed to improve protection for the victims of domestic abuse, drawn up by Glasgow University academics, has become law.
Six Glasgow academics elected Fellows of RSE
Six academics from the University of Glasgow have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in the latest intake.
Funding boost for synthetic blood research
Work by researchers from the University of Glasgow who are developing synthetic human blood has been given a huge funding boost .
What are the grassroot effects of globalisation?
An investigation by the Human Geography Research Group has highlighted the uneven effects of globalisation on local communities in the UK.
Benefit concert raises large sum for Japanese tsunami victims
Singers and instrumentalists from Scottish Opera, the RSAMD and the University of Glasgow performed on Sunday to raise funds to help Japanese people affected by the tsunami.
Neglectful and controlling parents linked to mental health problems in children
Dr Helen Minnis said children with better perceived parental relationships have fewer psychiatric problems as teenagers.
Study to discover if stress is inherited
Researchers from the University of Glasgow are to investigate whether stress can be passed from one generation to the next.
Scientists aim to improve photosynthesis to increase food and fuel production
Scientists from the University of Glasgow are working with international colleagues on a £5.4m collaboration to improve the process of photosynthesis.
Television documentary gets behind the scenes at Glasgow’s Small Animal Hospital
Animal lovers across the UK will be given an insight into everyday life at Glasgow’s Small Animal Hospital thanks to a new television documentary starting tonight (Wednesday 30 March).
Donaldson joins Glasgow's School of Education
Graham Donaldson is to join the School of Education as a Honorary Professor in a joint venture between the Scottish Government and the School of Education at the University of Glasgow.