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• Study: Rock music triggers bar brawls (Moldova.org)
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• Professor leads ?crack team? to tackle cancer?s greatest mysteries
• Cancer Research UK Launches Translational Research Initiative - Biotech Transfer Week
• Students showcase designs of the future
• Student snaps up photo prize
• China as a global player
• Has Boris Johnson got what it takes?
• Highlights of the north - New Scientist (subscription)
• Medical school?s call for ?well? patients
• Marking 50 Years of Ultrasound
• Cabinet Secretary launches Glasgow Heart and Lung Institute
• Can you hear black holes collide?
• Local Doctors Trial The Coil To Prevent Womb Cancer, UK (Medical News Today)
• Enabling Inclusive Growth
• Lonely Planet launches Study Glasgow guide
• Royal honours for staff
• Old Firm legends receive honorary degrees
• City university ranked among country's best - Scotsman
• University climbs Times rankings
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• Is Scotland's dust behind asthma? - BBC News
• University of Glasgow purchases 200 licenses of SolidWorks software - Earthtimes (press release)
• Research at the Glasgow Sleep Centre
• University of Glasgow purchases 200 licenses of SolidWorks software - TMC Net
• Antonine Wall gains World Heritage Site status
• University of Glasgow purchases 200 licenses of SolidWorks software - FOXBusiness
• Glasgow academics recognised for outstanding work
• Honorary degree for college principal
• Oxford University Admissions on tour
• Summer internships with global firms for Glasgow students
• UK alarmed as kids kill kids with knives (Pioneer Press)
• Guardian Daily podcast: Glasgow East byelection; plus UK couples urged to have fewer children...
• UK & World News: PM price pledge after poll drubbing (icNewcastle - Sunday Sun)
• Glasgow Caledonian University staff angry over move to East End - Times Online
• Global recognition for Glasgow Chemistry advance
• World record breaker gets on his bike for leukaemia research
• Researchers drawn to consultancies - Daily Monitor
• Two new additions to journalism masters' course (holdthefrontpage.co.uk)
• World cyclist hits BBC 1
• Gold medals written in the stars, says UK study - Inquirer.net
• Biological Chips For Disease Detection, Drug Discovery, Now Easy ... - Science Daily (press release)
• Exhibition celebrates artist's 100th birthday
• First particles observed in Large Hadron Collider
• UPDATE 1-UK's Unite swings to H1 loss, steps up asset sales - Reuters
• Alternative energy experts gather in Glasgow
• Bioenergy event at University of Glasgow - UK Trade & Investment
• UK biofuel symposium gathers - Environmental Transport Association
• Honorary degree for college principal
• Glasgow headteacher receives honorary degree
• Students showcase designs of the future
• Architexture conference to reveal 'alternative' Glasgow
• Jazz legends swing out at Glasgow's oldest bar
• Enterprising pupils scoop top award at Strathclyde
• Melodies in Moscow for Strathclyde choir
• Strathclyde unveils plans for £60m Education building
• New psychiatric research institute open for business
• Scotland provides emergency aid for Malawian flood victims
• Alternative energy experts gather in Glasgow
• Exhibition celebrates artist's 100th birthday
• First particles observed in Large Hadron Collider
• World cyclist hits BBC 1
• World record breaker gets on his bike for leukaemia research
• Global recognition for Glasgow Chemistry advance
• Summer internships with global firms for Glasgow students
• Glasgow academics recognised for outstanding work
• Antonine Wall gains World Heritage Site status
• Research at the Glasgow Sleep Centre
• Scottish Prison Commission Report
• See our graduations online
• Government watchdog passes Medical Faculty
• University climbs Times rankings
• Old Firm legends receive honorary degrees
• Lonely Planet launches Study Glasgow guide
• Royal honours for staff
• Enabling Inclusive Growth
• Can you hear black holes collide?
• Cabinet Secretary launches Glasgow Heart and Lung Institute
• Marking 50 Years of Ultrasound
• Medical school?s call for ?well? patients
• Student snaps up photo prize
• China as a global player
• Honorary degree for college principal
• British first for University?s horse hospital
• Renowned mathematician and internet pioneer visits University
• How Google Has Changed Our Lives - PC Magazine
• Glasgow?s contribution to the Big Bang
• Graduates gather to Succeed in Business
• Glasgow scientists harness power of worms to treat arthritis
• Young neuroscientist recognised
• Business School to run joint MSc course with top Colombian university
• New technology allows vets to view horse's airway on a track (Horse and Hound)
• UVAS and Glasgow University sign memorandum - Daily Times
• UVAS signs MoU with UK university - The News International
• University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences signs MoU with UK ... - Pakistan Daily
• Talking cure eases insomnia in cancer patients
• Researchers to tackle obesity in young children
• Four Scottish universities named among best in world - The Herald
• Glasgow bombing prosecutors claim two doctors at centre of UK ... - Scotsman
• The men accused of car bomb plot - BBC News
• Scots Pair Shortlisted in UK Student Radio Awards - Allmediascotland
• Britain learns Chicago gang plan - BBC News
• Lonely Planet names Glasgow as one of the world?s top cities
• Graduate honoured with top teaching award
• Glasgow Professor appointed a member of the General Medical Council
• Glasgow welcomes the Archbishop of Canterbury
• Transport experts assess Government's record on transport
• University centre aims to support leaders in British cities
• Medics help explain the role of pathology
• Archbishop of Canterbury is welcomed by the University of Glasgow
• University of Glasgow welcomes Orascom scholars
• Historian Niall Ferguson to visit the University
• Pathology is for the living too - BBC News
• Scientist wins Royal Society award
• Scientist wins Royal Society award
• Green spaces close health gap
• Could you be the next Q? - ZDNet UK
• Daily Mirror to axe 11 jobs (Guardian Unlimited)
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ?trigger?
• Glasgow leads the way as dentists give germs the brush-off
• Doctors to tackle violence
• Nobel Prize winner to receive Honorary degree
• Goodwin?s $140 Billion Binge May Doom RBS to Nationalization - Bloomberg
• Researchers pay football fans to watch games
• Historic panto exhibition takes to the road
• The sky's the limit for Richard
• Honorary Graduate outlines economic philosophy
• New Principal for the University of Glasgow
• Scottish News: Business and Politics from Glasgow, Edinburgh - all Scotland - The Herald (The...
• First Minister launches work of Glasgow academic
• The international trail of terror - BBC News
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• Scots research among world best - BBC News
• How research into ?clocks? in plants could change our lives
• Glasgow film reels off the best of University and city life
• Doctors help carers see through eyes of visually-impaired children
• How research into ‘clocks’ in plants could change our lives
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ‘trigger’
• Lonely Planet names Glasgow as one of the world’s top cities
• Glasgow’s contribution to the Big Bang
• British first for University’s horse hospital
• Medical school’s call for ‘well’ patients