10 June 2019
Project to create Scotland's Smartest Factory seeks research expertise
An ambitious partnership to create one of Scotland's Smartest Factories is seeking two Research Engineers to help deliver the project over the next three years.
10 June 2019
Spotlight on dark tourism and Kazakhstan
Professor John Lennon, Dean of Glasgow School for Business and Society, has delivered a keynote lecture in Kazakhstan on Gulag heritage sites and dark tourism.
06 June 2019
GCU climbs 16 places in prestigious Guardian University Guide
Glasgow Caledonian University has moved up 16 places in this year's Guardian University Guide 2020.
30 May 2019
Finance Secretary gives ringing endorsement of University research strategy
"I readily welcome the fact that Glasgow Caledonian has adopted the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals," said Derek Mackay MSP as he outlined their importance at the University's annual research celebration.
29 May 2019
University hosts first World Forum on Climate Justice
Final preparations are under way for the first World Forum on Climate Justice which takes place on campus in Glasgow from the June 19-21.
15 May 2019
University's pioneering HIV research features in national campaign
Research which could help Scotland become the first country to beat HIV is being highlighted in a new campaign to promote the public impact of health research at universities across the UK.
07 May 2019
Dr McAuley makes case at Westminster for drug consumption facility
MPs were told by a Glasgow Caledonian University researcher that Glasgow has one of the strongest cases in Europe for introducing a drug consumption facility in its city centre.
02 May 2019
Engineering research partnership is best in UK
A collaboration led by the University's School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment (SCEBE) with Edinburgh company, Geckotech Solutions Ltd, has been recognised as the Best Knowledge Transfer Partnership in the UK.
01 May 2019
Reasons for delay in pelvic organ prolapse treatment revealed
Many women do not seek early treatment for pelvic organ prolapse due to confusion and a lack of awareness around the condition’s symptoms – and feelings of shame and embarrassment – according to new research.
30 April 2019
Treating pets like humans could be life-threatening
Scientists have discovered that treating pets like humans could be life-threatening because some forms of affectionate behaviour pose an antibiotic-resistance risk to families and their domestic animals.
28 April 2019
University among ‘Best of the Best’ at Innovate UK engineering awards
An outstanding University research partnership based on the novel use of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision has been nominated for two prestigious national engineering awards. Professor Gordon Morison’s Knowledge Transfer Partnership
17 April 2019
Study aims to stamp out fire risk to historic buildings
A fire-safety expert is leading the first comprehensive study into the risk our historic buildings face from fire with the hope of saving more of our heritage from being lost.