The pool events at the Commonwealth Games start today! 🏊 To mark the occasion, we're diving into the science behind elite swimming. Ever wondered why top swimmers have such broad shoulders? It isn't just about spending hours in the pool. From powerful muscles and repetitive training to natural

New imaging technology is helping researchers see cancer in a whole new way. Scientists at the University of Glasgow and the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute can now track tumours across the whole body before zooming in to study individual cancer cells and their surroundings.

Curious returns from 5–13 September for a celebration of the research, people and ideas shaping Scotland today. Expect free talks, workshops, exhibitions, tours and online events led by researchers from across Scotland. Tickets are free and available from 23 July: rse.org.uk/curious/

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women worldwide, yet many women with persistent chest pain are told their hearts are "normal". Researchers at the University of Glasgow will lead a major international programme aiming to transform how heart disease is diagnosed and treated in women.

Starting your Master's this September? Registration opens on the 10th of August, so now is the perfect time to make sure you're ready for the next stage of your journey. Swipe through for a simple checklist covering everything you need to do before you join us this autumn, including:

🎓 Celebrating the moments behind the milestone. From proud smiles and treasured photographs to four-legged guests, here's a glimpse of this year's #MVLS graduation celebrations. Congratulations to every member of our Class of 2026. We're proud to celebrate this achievement with you. 💙 #TeamUofG

Congratulations to every one of our Dental students graduating in the BDS Class of 2026. We’re so proud of you all! Good luck with your next chapter 🥳 #TeamUofG #MVLS #Graduates #Dental #Students

#MVLS summer graduations begin today! A huge congratulations to all of our new graduates ❤️ We’re incredibly proud of each and every one of you. Wishing you every success in the exciting journey ahead! Tag us on socials with any of your photos from today 📸 #TeamUofG #UofGgrad26 #Graduation

🫁 Can AI help diagnose lung cancer earlier? Researchers at the University of Glasgow are helping lead the SWIFT-Lung study, exploring how artificial intelligence could support earlier lung cancer diagnosis, improve patient safety and reduce waiting times. The AI-enabled platform is designed to

🧬 A major step forward for epidemic preparedness The University of Glasgow has joined forces with the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and The Pirbright Institute to create a new strategic partnership focused on virology research, health security and training the next generation of scientists.

Prof Sir Ian Chapman, Chief Exec of @ukri.org & our Principal Prof Andy Schofield reflect on the recent visit by @ukri.org & @innovateuk.bsky.social to UofG. The 2-day visit provided an opportunity to strengthen our relationship and showcase the quality and ambition of our research and innovation.

Superb news for MVLS 🎉 The latest Complete University Guide subject rankings for 2027 have been released, highlighting the continued strength and excellence of our community at the University of Glasgow. From an #MVLS perspective, we’re delighted to see:

Our Lego Sequencer GO-Seq is ready for #GlasgowScienceFestival 🧬 Join us today at the Riverside museum! @cvrinfo.bsky.social @uogcvrgenomics.bsky.social @uofgmvls.bsky.social @uofgsii.bsky.social

This #InfantMentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we're celebrating the professionals helping to strengthen relationships and support healthy development in the earliest years of life. Our Infant Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert helps students develop a relationship-based approach that recognises the vital role

💙 This #InfantMentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we're celebrating the professionals helping to strengthen relationships and support healthy development in the earliest years of life. As part of this year's campaign, we're sharing reflections from students and graduates of our Infant Mental Health

📢 “Here in Cyprus, we are just at the start of our Infant Mental Health journey. By studying this programme, I am becoming equipped to begin pioneering this work here.” This #InfantMentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we're sharing the experiences of students helping to shape the future of infant mental

Yesterday we hosted partners and collaborators for the Equalise Centre Day (@equalise.bsky.social), sharing ideas, updates (and dinner!) as we continue working towards health equity. Huge thanks to our speakers, including @publichealthscot.bsky.social, @swbg.bsky.social, and @vhscotland.bsky.social

New research led by Dr Jennifer Lees at the University of Glasgow warns that up to 50% of chronic kidney disease cases may remain undiagnosed. The findings, published in The Lancet, show how wider use of a simple urine test could help identify CKD earlier and improve outcomes for millions of

📢 Join the University of Glasgow’s Living Laboratory as we celebrate its partnerships and achievements ahead of the programme’s conclusion later this year 🎉 Bringing together partners across academia, healthcare, industry and local communities, the Living Lab has helped drive innovation and

💜 New funding will support vital research into Dravet Syndrome, a severe and hard-to-treat form of epilepsy which begins in infancy. Researchers at the University of Glasgow, led by Professor Andreas Brunklaus in our School of Health and Wellbeing, have secured a three-year Endeavour Project Grant

🌱 Life Sciences Peer Mentoring 2026–27 🌱 Looking to support others or get a bit of guidance yourself? The Life Sciences Peer Mentoring Scheme is now open for sign-ups! By completing the form, you can choose to: 🔬 Become a mentor (with short training provided before you begin)

🎉 #MVLS is proud to congratulate Professor Frances Mair and Professor Petra Meier on being elected Fellows of the @acmedsci.bsky.social. Their appointments recognise world-leading contributions to public health research, from shaping health policy and improving population health to advancing

The MRC-University of Glasgow’s Centre for Virus Research (CVR) have received samples from around 20 individuals who were aboard the ship. Professor Emma Thomson, Director of the CVR, said the main aim is to investigate potential treatments and a vaccine:

Dr Luca Nelli explains the benefit of having small cohorts and more about the Applied Conservation Science programme 🌍 Explore this MSc -https://www.gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/applied-conservation-science/ #MVLS #Postgraduate

💙 A pioneering heart failure treatment developed through a University of Glasgow-led trial has been described as “game-changing” after helping patients safely continue treatment from the comfort of their own home. Results from the SUBCUT HF II trial showed that a wearable mini-pump and innovative

People living with HIV have been disproportionately affected by Mpox, often experiencing more severe illness and complications. In early 2025, a life-threatening case in a patient with advanced HIV revealed a critical challenge: standard antiviral treatment failed, and drug-resistant mpox

🏆 Congratulations to #MVLS Professor Katie Hampson on being awarded the Plowright Prize for her pioneering research aimed at ending dog-mediated rabies. Professor Hampson’s work has helped shape global rabies surveillance and control strategies, contributing to the international ‘Zero-by-30’

🔬 A major new UK research programme is set to transform how we predict and prevent bowel cancer. Led by researchers at the University of Glasgow and Queen’s University Belfast, this £1.75 million study will explore how precancerous polyps develop, aiming to improve screening and personalise

Thinking about postgraduate study but need flexibility? Our Online Distance Learning Open Day tomorrow is your chance to explore what it is really like to study in the College of #MVLS from anywhere in the world. Hear about our programmes, meet staff, and get a feel for postgraduate life

Professor Frances Mair will co-lead a new UK-wide consortium tackling inequalities in cardiovascular disease. Bringing together researchers from across the UK, this groundbreaking collaboration aims to better understand and address the factors driving CVD disparities.