On 11 September, the second week into my new post as International Heritage Project Support Officer, the University of Glasgow received a delegation of Chinese medical and public health academics from Sun Yat-sen University led by its Vice-President, Professor Guangmei… Read More ›
The medical degree graduations take place today and so we have found some high-flying medical graduates from 1912 to feature. Samuel Blumenfeld graduated one hundred years ago with an MB (Bachelor of Medicine). He has an extensive prize list with… Read More ›
Bachelor of Science students graduate BSc today in the Bute Hall and we have found some high achieving BSc graduates from 1912: William Collins Forsyth was an outstanding student who won six first class certificates in BSc subjects such as… Read More ›
Glasgow Thistle Hotel (link to map showing event location) Thursday 29th march 2012 A European Jobs Day (EJD) is an event held throughout the Member States of the European Economic Area (EEA). Its aim is to promote opportunities to work… Read More ›
133 years ago today, in Ulm, Germany, Albert Einstein was born. To celebrate the Birthday of the great Theoretical Physicist, born on the 14th March 1879, we have had a look in our archives for memories of his visit to… Read More ›
International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8th every year around the world. The idea of a ‘Women’s Day’ first emerged from the activities of labour movements at the turn of the twentieth century in North America. First observed… Read More ›
ScienceDirect will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance for approximately 12 hours from 1pm on Saturday, 23 January to 1am Sunday, 24 January. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. To read about the benefits that will be released… Read More ›
University staff and students now have access to the Henry Stewart collection of online, research level, audiovisual talks on many biomedical and life sciences topics thanks to a jointly funded collaboration between all three biomedical faculties (FBLS, Medicine, Veterinary). More… Read More ›
Today the Engineering books have moved from the Study Hall on level 3 to their new permanent home in the Level 5 Annexe. A new seating area will be located next to the books as we move towards making more… Read More ›
