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News

  • 02 Mar

    School of Chemistry research makes the cover of "The Chemical Engineer"

    School of Chemistry PhD student Beth Lomax and Senior Lecturer Dr Mark Symes make the cover of the March issue of "The Chemical Engineer" with some of Beth's results on making oxygen on the moon.
  • 17 Feb

    Newly-developed material could lead to lighter, safer car designs

    In a new paper published in the journal Materials & Design, a team led by University of Glasgow engineers describe how they have developed a new plate-lattice cellular metamaterial capable of impressive resistance to impacts. Dr Shanmugam Kumar, Reader in Composites and Additive Manufacturing in the James Watt School of Engineering, led the research project.
  • 17 Feb

    Holography ‘Quantum leap’ could revolutionise imaging

    A team of physicists from the University of Glasgow are the first in the world to find a way to use quantum-entangled photons to encode information in a hologram. The process behind their breakthrough is outlined in a paper published today (Thursday 4 February) in the journal Nature Physics. Dr Hugo Defienne, of the University of Glasgow’s School of Physics and Astronomy, is the paper’s lead author. The University of Glasgow’s Professor Daniele Faccio leads the group which made the breakthrough
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