Latest news
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Machine-learning maintenance lands graduate IMechE prize09 January 2024
Recent Glasgow Caledonian University graduate Ruaridh McNair has won an IMechE Project Award.
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Researcher inspired by mum to tackle chronic pain in the workplace06 January 2024
A health researcher at Glasgow Caledonian University was inspired to launch a study into tackling the problem of chronic pain in the workplace after witnessing his mum’s suffering for years.
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Charity boost for University blood cancer research04 January 2024
A Glasgow mum who set up a charity during her breast cancer battle has donated £7,000 to Glasgow Caledonian University to boost research into finding new targeted treatments for Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML) and Multiple Myeloma (MM).
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Professor Radclyffe-Thomas elected Chair of PRME UK and Ireland03 January 2024
Professor Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas has been elected Chair of the UN's PRME Chapter UK and Ireland.
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First step in tackling foot ulcers and amputation in areas of multiple deprivation in Scotland26 December 2023
Podiatry researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have been awarded £299,751 to tackle diabetes-related foot ulceration, particularly in areas of multiple deprivation in Scotland, using a new approach based on motivational interviewing.
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Clubbers want LGBTQ+ training for security staff20 December 2023
Clubbers want security staff to undergo LGBTQ+ awareness training to safeguard venues and events, according to a new study.
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Bioscientist scoops second award this year for bacterial vaginosis research20 December 2023
Bioscientist Dr Will Johnston is ending the year on a high after being awarded £20,000 from Tenovus Scotland medical research charity to boost his research into discovering new antimicrobials to treat bacterial vaginosis.
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Psychologist’s Hearts and Minds book wins a people’s choice award19 December 2023
Psychology lecturer Dr Liza Morton, who was the world's youngest pacemaker baby, has won an award for her book Healing Hearts and Minds: A holistic approach to coping well with congenital heart disease.
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Bioscientist plays major role in groundbreaking lung cancer research19 December 2023
Researcher Dr Tim Humpton played a major role in a new groundbreaking international study that has revealed potential targets for preventing lung cancer tumour reoccurrence and resistance.
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Glasgow Caledonian ranked 1st in Scotland for sustainability13 December 2023
Glasgow Caledonian has been ranked the leading university in Scotland for its exceptional contributions to environmental and social responsibility in the 2023/24 People & Planet University League.