August 2023 news
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Records, medals and titles: A year of sporting success at the °®Âþµº
It has been another year of phenomenal success for athletes at Scotland's University for Sporting Excellence, with hauls of medals on the world stage, record-breaking runs in national cup tournaments and an impressive overall ranking in UK student sport competitions.
Museum appointment for °®Âþµº professor
A °®Âþµº history expert is to join the Board of Trustees of National Museums Scotland.
Support for care experienced °®Âþµº students welcomed by shadow education minister
Support for care experienced °®Âþµº students welcomed by shadow education minister Roz McCall MSP
Student footballers draw Airdrie in SPFL Trust Trophy
°®Âþµº footballers have drawn Championship side Airdrieonians in the third round of the SPFL Trust Trophy after securing a convincing win over Clyde earlier this week.
°®Âþµº teams up with National Trust for Scotland to boost heritage research
The °®Âþµº has formed a new partnership with the National Trust for Scotland to enhance research, teaching and learning.
Six medals for °®Âþµº swimmers at U23 Euros
°®Âþµº swimmers have returned from the inaugural Under-23 European Championships with two gold and four silver medals for Great Britain.
Ukrainian academics draw on °®Âþµº¡¯s water quality expertise
A delegation of Ukrainian academics have travelled to the °®Âþµº for a joint research project aimed at improving water quality in the war-torn country.
°®Âþµº announces Audrey Grant as new Artist-in-Residence
Award-winning visual artist Audrey Grant has been appointed as the °®Âþµº¡¯s latest Artist-in-Residence.
The media can play its part in reducing stigma around substance use
The media can play its part in reducing stigma surrounding substance use, according to two °®Âþµº academics.
Four °®Âþµº swimmers selected for Euro U23s
Four swimmers from the °®Âþµº have been selected to compete in this weekend¡¯s inaugural LEN European Under-23 Championships in Ireland.
High expectations for hemp-based salmon feed after University¡¯s successful trial
°®Âþµº researchers are taking the next steps towards using hemp seed as a sustainable protein source for Scottish salmon feeds.
Free NRT programme aims to cut children¡¯s exposure to second-hand smoke in the home
A new research study aiming to tackle the number of children breathing in second-hand smoke at home is launching in Lanarkshire.
Recent changes to Scotland¡¯s tax raising powers can¡¯t be ignored, says °®Âþµº economist
Changes today to Scotland¡¯s tax raising powers come at a crucial time for the country¡¯s economy, according to °®Âþµº economist Professor David Bell.