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Glasgow Caledonian hosts European meeting on domestic violence28 February 2025
Domestic violence researchers, police and support groups from across Europe have gathered at Glasgow Caledonian as part of a £2.4million project to tackle domestic abuse.
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SHLS Substance Use Professor clinches RSE Research Collaboration Award28 February 2025
School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) Professor of Substance Use Research Elizabeth Hughes has been awarded a Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) grant to further her research into mental health illness and substance use.
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Swedish TV debut for Doctoral Trainee Health Psychologist26 February 2025
There is not enough research into how infertility affects women from ethnic minority populations, Glasgow Caledonian Doctoral Trainee Health Psychologist Arooj Shahzadi Akram told a Swedish TV news channel.
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SHLS international team takes psychology education expertise to Indonesia25 February 2025
School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) international team have clinched a British Council Exploratory Grant for a Psychology Transnational Education (TNE) project with Universitas Padjadjaran in Indonesia.
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New partnership to boost science and research for the common good24 February 2025
A new civic partnership between Glasgow Caledonian University and the Glasgow Science Centre will help increase science literacy, skills development, and reduce social deprivation and inequality in communities in Glasgow, Scotland and beyond.
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Global impact for blood cancer research at Glasgow Caledonian21 February 2025
Blood cancer scientist Dr Mark Williams and PhD student Ebube Nwarunma were invited to attend the American Society of Hematology (ASH) conference in San Diego to showcase their latest research.
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Two GCU students nominated for Graduate Apprentice of the Year17 February 2025
Two Glasgow Caledonian students have been nominated for Graduate Apprentice of the Year at the Scottish Apprenticeship Awards 2025.
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Researchers say YEAH! to improving the lives of young people across Europe13 February 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University researchers and partners from across Europe have secured more than £8 million from the European Union to co-create behavioural coaches to improve the health of children and adolescents throughout Europe.
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Public Health Professor gives evidence at Westminster on UK’s first drugs consumption room13 February 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University Professor in Public Health Andrew McAuley was among a panel of experts who gave evidence to Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee on the UK’s first safer drugs consumption facility in Glasgow yesterday (February 12).
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Scotland’s First Minister joins University business partners and students at GCU London12 February 2025
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney met Glasgow Caledonian University's international students, staff and business partners at its London campus overlooking the City today.