Glasgow Caledonian University’s Blood Borne Virus (BBV) Prevention Team won the prestigious Research Project of the Year Award at The Herald Higher Education Awards last night (June 1). The Awards celebrate the…
Read More Glasgow Caledonian scoops Research Project of the Year Award
Two cancer scientists from Glasgow Caledonian University’s Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) have been awarded a £1 million grant by the Medical Research Council (MRC) to develop their immuno-oncology research.…
Read More Glasgow Caledonian cancer research receives £1m cash injection
Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University are playing a big part in this year’s Glasgow Science Festival – the largest in the UK attracting around 100,000 people from all ages. Dr…
Glasgow Caledonian University’s Safeguarding Health through Infection Prevention (SHIP) Research Group is behind a new report published today by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to mark World Hand Hygiene Day (May…
Read More SHIP research team at forefront of World Hand Hygiene Day campaign
Glasgow Caledonian University health research, funded and commissioned by the World Health Organisation (WHO), shows that evidence of infection prevention in low-income countries is lacking. The study Effectiveness of national and…
Read More Research shows infection-prevention evidence is lacking in low-income countries
Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University’s Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) are involved in a new study exploring surgical treatment options for women with pelvic organ prolapse. Half of all women…
Read More New study explores surgical treatment options for women with prolapse
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have made a huge contribution to the new National Clinical Guideline for Stroke for the UK and Ireland, published today (19 April). This guideline provides authoritative, evidence-based…
Read More GCU health researchers behind new stroke guideline
Research into the memory recall of heavy drinkers who witness harrowing incidents has revealed insights for police investigative approaches to complex and emotionally charged cases. The study from Glasgow Caledonian…
Read More Drunk witness research reveals potential benefits of delayed police follow-up interviews
One in four gay and bisexual men (GBM) in Scotland have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV) in the past year, yet face multiple barriers to accessing support, according to an…
Read More The invisible story of intimate partner violence against gay and bisexual men in Scotland
Two bioscientists from Glasgow Caledonian University’s School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) have won £200,000 funding in the Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS) Springboard Awards. Cancer researcher Dr Timothy…
Read More Double Springboard Award success for bioscientists