Glasgow Caledonian University’s future leaders in the Crucible career development programme met a host of top politicians during a visit to the Scottish Parliament. Twelve early career researchers from the…
Read More Crucible researchers meet Scottish Parliament’s top policymakers
Glasgow Caledonian University substance use experts took to the airwaves on the Clyde Built Radio show to share their LGBTQ+ research. The School of Health and Life Science’s Research Centre for Health…
Read More Clyde Built Radio debut for Substance Use Research Group
An agreement between Glasgow Caledonian University and health and social care services aims to transform lives across Lanarkshire and Scotland. The University has granted prestigious University status to the area’s…
Read More University status for Lanarkshire’s Health and Social Care Partnerships
Four staff members from the School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) have received an Interprofessional Global Award recognising their contribution to collaborative research in the area of interprofessional education…
Professor of Ageing and Health Dawn Skelton shared her expertise at the Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Accident Prevention and Safety Awareness at the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday, November 22. She…
Read More Professor shares falls prevention expertise with the Scottish Parliament
The Medical Research Foundation has awarded Glasgow Caledonian University’s Dr Hamish Innes the coveted Emerging Leaders First Prize, recognising him as a future leader in hepatitis research. Dr Innes, a…
Read More Liver disease expert wins Medical Research Foundation Emerging Leaders First Prize
Glasgow Caledonian University Professor of Health Behaviour Dynamics Sebastien Chastin has been named as one of the most influential researchers in the world by Clarivate for the fourth year running.…
Read More Leading health expert is on top of the world for fourth year running
Researchers used a ground-breaking analytic method developed at Glasgow Caledonian University to discover that replacing sitting with as little as a few minutes of moderate exercise a day tangibly improves…
Researchers in the School of Health and Life Sciences’ Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) are pulling out all the stops to mark World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week which runs…
Read More SHIP team turns the University blue for World Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week
Glasgow Caledonian University Lecturer in Applied Psychology Dr Liza Morton was part of an expert team who scooped the Child Health Award at the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) Nursing…