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• Breakthrough in the understanding of metabolic syndrome
• Honorary Degrees for celebrated actress and authors
• Professor leads ?crack team? to tackle cancer?s greatest mysteries
• Cancer Research UK Launches Translational Research Initiative - Biotech Transfer Week
• Student snaps up photo prize
• Newcastle Rheumatologist Receives Award for Services to Patients
• China as a global player
• Medical school?s call for ?well? patients
• Enabling Inclusive Growth
• Lonely Planet launches Study Glasgow guide
• Royal honours for staff
• Old Firm legends receive honorary degrees
• Oxford tops university rankings in UK - Thaindian.com
• University climbs Times rankings
• Oxford tops university rankings in UK - Smash Hits
• OBE honour for former Vice Principal
• Neuroscientist receives international prize for ?pioneering work?
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• University of Greenwich professor shares Nobel Peace Prize honour
• Government watchdog passes Medical Faculty
• Scottish Prison Commission Report
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• University of Glasgow purchases 200 licenses of SolidWorks software - Earthtimes (press release)
• 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
• How Will Universities Change in the 21st Century? - Science Daily (press release)
• Neuroscientist receives international prize for ‘pioneering work’
• Bulletin of SOAS Publishes Special Issue on Scripture and Modernity
• 'Obesity Gene' Works By Influencing Appetite - Medical News Today (press release)
• Researchers drawn to consultancies - Daily Monitor
• World cyclist hits BBC 1
• World ranking rise for UCL
• UK now the most attractive study destination - Borneo Bulletin
• Creating unconventional metals - EurekAlert (press release)
• Exhibition celebrates artist's 100th birthday
• Leading Article: Britain doing well (Independent)
• Correction (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Alternative energy experts gather in Glasgow
• Bioenergy event at University of Glasgow - UK Trade & Investment
• UK biofuel symposium gathers - Environmental Transport Association
• Professor John Thoday FRS (1916 – 2008)
• Professor John Thoday FRS (1916 – 2008)
• Imperial College environmental science expert named UK Chief Scientific Advisor
• New Engineering Principal sets out his vision for Faculty
• World ranking rise for UCL
• Inject rational argument into embryo debate, says expert
• Newcastle Rheumatologist Receives Award for Services to Patients
• OBE honour for former Vice Principal
• Alternative energy experts gather in Glasgow
• Exhibition celebrates artist's 100th birthday
• World cyclist hits BBC 1
• Antonine Wall gains World Heritage Site status
• 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
• Medical school?s call for ?well? patients
• Student snaps up photo prize
• China as a global player
• Professor John Thoday FRS (1916 – 2008)
• Imperial College environmental science expert named UK Chief Scientific Advisor
• New Engineering Principal sets out his vision for Faculty
• World ranking rise for UCL
• Inject rational argument into embryo debate, says expert
• Newcastle Rheumatologist Receives Award for Services to Patients
• British first for University?s horse hospital
• Glasgow?s contribution to the Big Bang
• Making Alma-Ata a reality, now and going forward
• Prestigious Prizes Awarded To UCL Academics For Work On The Heart - Medical News Today (press...
• 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
• World No 1 status for Aberdeen runner
• Talking cure eases insomnia in cancer patients
• Researchers to tackle obesity in young children
• Fears for UK strength as its institutions slip down top 200 - Times Higher Education
• New 2008 Edition of Times Higher-QS World University Rankings ... - MarketWatch
• 2008 Edition of World University Rankings Released (Scoop.co.nz)
• British universities slump in global league table - Telegraph.co.uk
• UCL climbs again in world university rankings
• Times Higher Education - QS World University 2008 Rankings published but questioned
• Harvard Tops World University Ranking for Fifth Year Running - Bloomberg
• Venture Capital 'Boot Camp' Open To Entrepreneurs - Medical News Today (press release)
• Britain learns Chicago gang plan - BBC News
• British universities lose ground to their - Times Online
• Glasgow welcomes the Archbishop of Canterbury
• University centre aims to support leaders in British cities
• Medics help explain the role of pathology
• UK-led European bloc could outpace US, says Floud - Times Higher Education
• Archbishop of Canterbury is welcomed by the University of Glasgow
• 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
• Scientists found a way to extend the quantum lifetime of electrons ... - Nanowerk LLC
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ?trigger?
• Doctors to tackle violence
• Nobel Prize winner to receive Honorary degree
• Goodwin?s $140 Billion Binge May Doom RBS to Nationalization - Bloomberg
• Rebus author meets Burke and Hare
• Researchers pay football fans to watch games
• Historic panto exhibition takes to the road
• Honorary Graduate outlines economic philosophy
• New Principal for the University of Glasgow
• University welcomes outstanding research results
• Scots research among world best - BBC News
• Glasgow film reels off the best of University and city life
• Doctors help carers see through eyes of visually-impaired children
• Study to assess if genes predispose salt to act as a blood pressure ‘trigger’
• Glasgow’s contribution to the Big Bang
• British first for University’s horse hospital
• Medical school’s call for ‘well’ patients
• Cardiff to shape direction of French government
• UK Tennis Player Ranks 4th (The Kentucky Post)