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  • 24 Nov

    £1.4M open fellowship for UofG chemist

    Dr Nicola Bell has received an Open Fellowship award from the ESPRC to support groundbreaking new research into methods of safely handling hazardous materials in airless, moisture-free environments.
  • 24 Nov

    Sea level rise to dramatically speed up erosion of rock coastlines by 2100

    This is according to new research led by Imperial College London and supported by researchers from the University of Glasgow. The researchers modelled likely future cliff retreat rates of two rock coasts in the UK, based on forecasts of sea level rise for different greenhouse gas emissions and climate change scenarios. The study found that rock coasts, traditionally thought of as stable compared to sandy coasts and soft cliffs, are likely to retreat at a rate not seen for 3,000-5,000 years.
  • 24 Nov

    UofG researchers lend support to autonomous networks build-a-thon event

    The competition was judged by Dr Stephen McQuistin, of the University of Glasgow’s School of Computing Science, and Mr. Rodel Urani from iClassed, Philippines. Álvaro Pendas Recondo and Jaime Fúster de la Fuente, engineer interns from Rakuten Mobile Inc. in Tokyo, took first place for their team, which they called ‘digital_twins’.
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