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Themes of nationalism and globalism will be under scrutiny at a major University event.
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Patients suffering from high blood pressure could be helped by a UK-wide clinical trial aimed at improving treatments.
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University Principal, Professor Sir Timothy O’Shea, has been recognised for his work in educational technology.
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An exciting mix of respected writers and emerging talent forms the shortlist of Britain’s oldest literary awards.
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A great chance to find out about a range of jobs, courses, voluntary and travel opportunities open to you after graduation.
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University students are invited to take part in the educational trip of a lifetime.
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A new Global Justice Academy has been established to help tackle major challenges faced by people around the world.
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Mothers and babies could benefit from improvements in tracking how medical interventions reach developing nations.
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Life as a University academic isn't just about lecturing students and carrying out research in your chosen field; it is also about engaging the wider world in your area of interest.
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Patient satisfaction with surgery depends on a wide range of factors, researchers say.
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A renowned expert in Gaelic and Gaelic language policy has been appointed to Scotland’s oldest Professorial Chair of Celtic.
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A new podcast is giving the University an innovative way to share its big ideas with the world.
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The new chapel at St Albert's Catholic Chaplaincy in George Square has won two architecture accolades.
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Pressing issues such as crime rates, racial segregation, and social inequality are among concerns to be addressed by experts in a £4 million research initiative.
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Scientists have made a fundamental discovery about how the properties of embryonic stem cells are controlled.
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Nuclear physics research is set to benefit from a major international project.
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Britain lacks clarity in its approach to world politics because there is no united vision between Government departments, according to research.
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Exposing skin to sunlight may help to reduce blood pressure.
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A new Sino-Scottish theatre project is to feature at the University.
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