University news

Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) Director Elinor Jayne will show how amazing things can happen by joining forces with Glasgow Caledonian University at the Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) ‘Power of Partnership’ event on Tuesday, April 23.

South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) has recently hosted three students as part of a wider collaboration exploring innovation in health and care.

Glasgow Caledonian is to join a ground-breaking initiative that brings together key Scottish universities to address the critical challenges posed by the climate emergency.

Professor Neil Craig has co-written an analysis of Audit Scotland's review of the NHS in Scotland for the BMJ.

A researcher at Glasgow Caledonian University has developed a computer program that swiftly identifies molecules that complement each other well – a breakthrough that could significantly accelerate future drug development.

The Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) is holding a ‘Power of Partnership - Improving health and wellbeing through research’ event to showcase the importance of partnership working in turning research into action.

Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University aim to develop sustainable alternatives to polyacrylamide polymers, potentially for applications in water treatment or related environmental processes.

Professor of Sexual Health and HIV Claudia Estcourt warned a parliamentary committee that Scotland is falling behind the rest of the UK in plans to eradicate new HIV transmission.

Professor of Health and Society Jamie Frankis will deliver his Professorial Lecture entitled ‘Sex & Drugs & all that Jazz (or How to crochet your way to health)’ on Tuesday, April 9, from 5.30-6.30pm.

Engineering apprentice Mark Diamond has been named Graduate Apprentice of the Year at the 2024 Scottish Apprenticeship Awards.