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Computer analysis of geospatial data could be made more environmentally-friendly thanks to a groundbreaking new software model built by a team of scientists from a Scottish university.

A new podcast series that questions why Scotland’s abundance of energy hasn’t resulted in a more prosperous or fairer society has been launched by UofG energy experts.

The secrets of how marginalised entrepreneurs in emerging economies can overcome significant barriers to succeed, is revealed in a new University of Glasgow academic study. The research explores the ...

The upcoming 17th CEA (Europe) and 36th CEA (UK) Annual Conference, hosted by the Chinese Economic Association (CEA) Europe/UK in collaboration with the Adam Smith Business School, University of ...

Biliary tract cancer is increasing in incidence and mortality across Europe, with more people under the age of 60 years-old now impacted by the disease. However, despite this, knowledge about these ...

A total of 13 new scholars who have been awarded Visiting Research Fellowships to carry out research using its unique ...

Death rates in the most deprived areas of cities in England and Scotland have been increasing since the start of the last ...

UofG Library announces 13 new Visiting Research Fellows who will carry out research using our unique collections.