June 2017 news
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°®Âþµº athletes make the grade for World University Games
The °®Âþµº¡¯s reputation for sporting excellence continues to flourish after seven student athletes were selected for this year¡¯s World University Games in Chinese Taipei, 19 ¨C 30 August.
Geddes graduates to top job at °®Âþµº FC
°®Âþµº FC has today (30 June) announced that one of its longest serving players, Chris Geddes, will become head coach for the 2017/18 season.
First cohort on University and College integrated degree graduate
Two new innovative degree programmes aimed at creating ¡®work ready¡¯ graduates for Scotland¡¯s life science and tourism sectors have reached an important milestone.
Students honoured alongside humanitarian and arts leaders at °®Âþµº graduation
More than 750 graduates from the faculties of Arts and Humanities and Social Sciences celebrated their achievements on the final day of the °®Âþµº¡¯s 50th anniversary summer graduation ceremonies.
Social status of listener alters our voice
People tend to change the pitch of their voice depending on who they are talking to, and how dominant they feel, a study by the °®Âþµº has found.
Students celebrate alongside Ryder Cup hero and leading sports psychologist at °®Âþµº graduation
More than 800 graduates celebrated their achievements on the first day of the °®Âþµº¡¯s 50th anniversary summer graduation ceremonies.
°®Âþµº students earn passport to brighter future
Almost 50 students will begin degree courses this year after graduating from a °®Âþµº access to higher education programme.
Importance of GPs in reducing alcohol-related harms
Two new reports launched involving the °®Âþµº highlight the important role that GPs have in raising the issue of alcohol use in GP consultations.
Ryder Cup hero and leading sports psychologist among those to be honoured at °®Âþµº graduation
Leaders from the worlds of golf, sports psychology, the arts and education, will receive honorary degrees at the °®Âþµº¡¯s summer graduation ceremonies this month.
Parliamentary reform could ¡®maximise¡¯ benefits of Scottish devolution
Reforming the Scottish Parliament may help to ¡®improve¡¯ devolution, according to a °®Âþµº academic.
°®Âþµº expertise to inform inquiry into Scotland¡¯s energy future
°®Âþµº expertise will contribute to a major inquiry into Scotland¡¯s energy future.
Flights can make aircrew sick, °®Âþµº study suggests
Flying a plane should come with a health warning, according to research led by the °®Âþµº.
°®Âþµº focus on curriculum development
The °®Âþµº has welcomed international researchers, policymakers and practitioners to a major European conference on curriculum studies.
Retailers and manufacturers should promote healthy choices, °®Âþµº-led study finds
Shops should be transformed to drive customers towards buying healthy food and drink, according to a report by °®Âþµº academics.
Top Marks for °®Âþµº at Scottish Student Sport Awards
It was almost a clean sweep for °®Âþµº at the Scottish Student Sport Awards this week as athletes and coaches claimed the titles of Team, Male Athlete and Coach of the Year at the governing body¡¯s flagship annual event.
Murdoch swaps trunks for tie-breaks to promote summer of sport at °®Âþµº
°®Âþµº Olympian Ross Murdoch, put his tennis skills to the test this week as he helped launch the University Sports Centre¡¯s summer membership campaign.
°®Âþµº cleaner fish projects unwrapped on Channel 4 show
As part of the Channel 4 food and science series, Food Unwrapped, an aquaculture expert from the °®Âþµº has shown how nature has a solution to a major salmon production problem.
Tweeters¡¯ feelings towards main UK political parties revealed ahead of #GE2017
An analysis of the Twittersphere conducted by °®Âþµº researchers over the past week has uncovered people¡¯s feelings towards the two main UK political parties.
Mackay Clinic backs °®Âþµº footballers
One of the world¡¯s leading sports surgeons, Professor Gordon Mackay, has signed a three year sponsorship deal with the °®Âþµº football teams.
Dementia experts host international masterclass
°®Âþµº experts in the design of environments for people with dementia have gathered at the °®Âþµº to attend a masterclass hosted by the Dementia Services Development Centre.
New app to help improve environments for people living with dementia
The °®Âþµº¡¯s Dementia Services Development Centre has announced the development of a ground-breaking new app to help improve workplaces, public buildings and homes for people living with dementia.