University news

Scotland’s historic attractions enjoyed a surge in visitor numbers last year thanks to a rise in international visitors and booming film and TV tourism, new figures reveal.

Professor Catherine Ross, Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, visited Glasgow Caledonian University’s School of Health and Life Sciences to mark Healthcare Science Week.

Professor Carol Emslie appeared on the 'Big Drink Rethink' podcast, which explores how and why alcohol culture is changing in the UK, ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.

Glasgow Caledonian’s internationally-renowned Professor of Infection Prevention and Control Gordon Ramage and top microbiologist Dr Ryan Kean have published an important review on fungal pathogens.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.