University news

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar had the opportunity to view a pioneering AI software solution that could transform the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy.

Up to 50 low-income households will have their day-to-day spending tracked for six months, in the first study of its kind in the UK.

A Glasgow Caledonian University researcher is part of a group that has won funding from Ofwat’s £40million innovation competition.

A study into the water crisis in northern Nigerian rural communities won the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final.

Two cancer scientists from Glasgow Caledonian University’s Research Centre for Health have been awarded a £1m grant by the Medical Research Council to develop their immuno-oncology research.

Teachers across the UK believe no pupil should have to pay for ingredients for cookery lessons in school, according to a new study.

Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University are playing a big part in this year’s Glasgow Science Festival – the largest in the UK attracting around 100,000 people from all ages.

Professor Stephen Sinclair has given evidence to the Work and Pensions Committee of the House of Commons.

The London Insurance Market Charitable Trust has donated £60,000 to fund life-changing scholarships for students on Glasgow Caledonian’s industry-recognised Risk Management programmes.

The West should use the upcoming Turkish election to reset relations regardless of who wins, according to a new report produced by two Glasgow Caledonian academics for the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI).