A group playing rugby

Is rugby as we know it heading for the sin bin?

UofG research is showing more concerning evidence about the risks of contact sport.

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Making farming greener

Our researchers are creating biodegradable sensors that can be composted at the end of their lifespan.

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Going viral

Our renowned Centre for Virus Research and its stellar efforts over the past two years in the fight against COVID-19.

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Building a sustainable internet

For the sake of our planet we need to make the internet more sustainable.

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We’re serious about climate change

Our staff and students are taking the lead in tackling climate change.

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Spotlight on climate change

Research projects that are making a difference.

Skyscrapers and solar panels [Photo: Shutterstock]

What's in a name?

How is your city described? And does it matter? The answer is yes.

A coral reef with tropical fish

A fight for survival

The world’s corals are stressed and dying. How can we reverse the catastrophe of coral bleaching?

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Their story is our story

Our research on runaway slaves has helped us face up to our past.

Scientists looking through microscopes

COVID-19 research response

We’re at the heart of Scotland’s response to the current coronavirus outbreak.

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Showing dementia the red card

Is heading the ball on a football field facing the final whistle?

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Spotlight on diabetes

Groundbreaking research from Glasgow suggests Type 2 diabetes need not be an irreversible condition.

An astronaut sets foot on the moon, beside an American flag (photo: NASA).

From University Avenue to the Universe

Glasgow’s scientific and engineering expertise is helping to shape the space industry of the future.

Experiment showing a Sonopill robotic capsule inside the colon to take micro-ultrasound images.

Easier to digest

Imagine a pill that photographs you from the inside. We've developed a smarter way to examine the colon.

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Time up for malaria?

Our researchers have made a major breakthrough which could herald the eradication of malaria.

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Helping the NHS

Our research is helping the NHS recover £1 million per year.

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A way with words

It took almost half a century to complete the world's first historical thesaurus of English.