University news

Glasgow Caledonian University’s microbiology team have secured almost £400,000 in funding from the UK Research and Innovation National Biofilms Innovation Centre (NBIC) and industrial partners to support ground-breaking research on microbial biofilms.

Glasgow Caledonian University psychology researcher Dr Martha Canfield has secured £125,000 on World Health Day (April 7) to tackle Scotland's growing opioid crisis through innovative data science.

Nine students from Glasgow Caledonian University, all from widening participation backgrounds, recently took part in a life-changing international experience in Nepal, thanks to a Scottish Government-funded initiative.

Glasgow Caledonian University Professor Ima Jackson will discuss ways of finding joy within navigating the challenges of creatively building community engaged anti-racism practice, in her Professorial Lecture on Tuesday, April 29.

Glasgow Caledonian University Social Work Lecturer Dr Natalia Farmer is playing a key role in a new study looking at the impact of a UK immigration policy on the health and wellbeing of migrant children and families in England.

Glasgow Caledonian University researcher Dr Lee John Curley has been sharing his expertise on the psychology of the courtroom on a top Spotify podcast.

Researchers, policymakers, and NGOs – led by Glasgow Caledonian University - have collaborated on a powerful new film to mark Single Parents Day.

Glasgow Caledonian University Professor in Public Health Andrew McAuley has been elected as a Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health through Distinction in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the field.

Glasgow Caledonian University took home prizes in major categories at last night’s 10th Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards.