People with complex mental illnesses experience discrimination in many areas of their lives, causing them to withdraw from relationships, friendships, work and health care. First of its kind research in…
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Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) lecturer Chris Clifford is delighted at becoming the first musculoskeletal (MSK) physiotherapist to be awarded an NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Career Researcher Fellowship. The Physiotherapy Lecturer in…
Read More GCU lecturer first MSK physio in Scotland to clinch NHS research fellowship
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) stroke expert Professor Marian Brady and her research colleagues have been shortlisted for the prestigious THE International Collaboration of the Year 2022 Award for their “exceptional”…
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Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will play a key role in an ambitious plan to boost ultrasound training numbers across Scotland and help reduce waiting times for patients. A training collaboration…
Read More GCU plays key role in Scotland’s Radiology Recovery Plan
Glasgow Caledonian University cancer expert Dr Mark Williams and PhD research student Mohamed Elsharkasi have joined the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Young Academy of Scotland. Dr Williams and Mohamed…
Read More Two bioscientists join RSE Young Academy of Scotland
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) Vision Sciences Department is behind a new world-leading project that could prevent common sight loss conditions by collecting eye images. Professor Niall Strang, Research Lead for…
Podiatry Lecturer Mandy Abbott will spend 10 days at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham helping to improve the foot health of thousands of elite athletes, particularly from poorer countries. She…
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GCU Lecturer in Mental Health Psychology Dr Phil Dalgarno has been invited to share his expertise on drugs with the Oxford Union at one of their historic debates. He received…
Read More Psychology Lecturer invited to join Oxford Union drugs debate
Nine MSPs have backed calls for the LGBTQ+ community to be fully supported by alcohol services following a report by GCU researchers. They signed a letter of support after the…
Read More Nine MSPs back GCU report calling for better alcohol services support for LGBTQ+ community
Lecturer in Applied Psychology Dr Liza Morton has developed a new scale for measuring the psychological safety of patients. The Chartered Counselling Psychologist, who joined Glasgow Caledonian University earlier this…
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