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New study explores gender gap in mental health during COVID-1911 February 2025
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MSP visits Glasgow Caledonian to find out more about life-changing stroke research11 February 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University welcomed MSP for Glasgow (Region) Pam Duncan-Glancy on campus to showcase a new project aimed at reducing disability in stroke survivors.
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Charity delivers world's largest archive of street newspapers to GCU06 February 2025
The world's largest collection of street newspapers - including landmark editions of The Big Issue - has been gifted to Glasgow Caledonian University.
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President Zelensky and the power of new media05 February 2025
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky uses Instagram in a similar way to how US President Franklin D. Roosevelt used radio during the Great Depression, according to a new study.
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Exploring AI in Construction Health and Safety: Professor Billy Hare04 February 2025
In the second of our new series of academic insight blogs, Professor Billy Hare explores the topic of Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence in Construction Health and Safety.
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Global Game Jam 2025 beats the storm at Glasgow Caledonian University28 January 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University hosted the 16th annual Global Game Jam over the weekend, bringing together participants to collaborate on digital game development.
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Glasgow Caledonian University launches innovative work experience programme23 January 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University has launched an innovative programme to help students gain the skills and experience they need to bolster their employment opportunities.
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Glasgow Caledonian celebrates 40 Years of Media and Journalism21 January 2025
Glasgow Caledonian has staged a gala event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its Media and Journalism programmes.
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Celebrating success in the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment20 January 2025
The School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment (SCEBE) hosted its Annual Celebration on Monday, January 20, bringing together industry leaders, students and staff for an evening of inspiration, reflection and recognition of outstanding achievements.
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AI software tool aims to use high-street eye tests to spot dementia risk17 January 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University has joined data scientists and clinical researchers in working with high-street opticians for the first time to develop a digital tool that can predict a person’s risk of dementia from a routine eye test.