University news

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.

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.

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.

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.

Professor Tahseen Jafry, director of the Mary Robinson Centre for Climate Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University, gives her thoughts on COP28.

Glasgow Caledonian is hosting a special event to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its BA/BA (Hons) Social Sciences programme

Professor Patricia Muñoz-Escalona will deliver a Professorial Lecture exploring the importance of tailoring teaching to ensure the creation of global citizens who can work together with people from all generations.

The Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) is holding a 'Power of Partnership' event to showcase the importance of partnership working in turning research into action.

New research has shown that self-management of a pessary used to treat pelvic organ prolapse in women leads to fewer complications and could save the NHS money while maintaining quality of life.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s commitment to civic engagement and its role in empowering students to deliver positive change in society has been recognised and celebrated at the 2023 UK and Ireland Green Gown Awards where it won the Benefitting Society award.