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Scotland Takkin Decolonization Bid tae UN
Scotland has taen a bauld stap by beginnin a campaign tae eyn its ties tae external rule. On 7 Mairch, a group representin mair nor 17,000 memmers o Liberation Scotland sent an Advance Notice o Petition tae the UN Special Committee on Decolonisation. The petition, alang wi supportin scrievins, is noo on view at www.liberation.scot….
New Microbial Transplant Technique Fechts Cotton Leaf Curl Disease
Scientists fae the University o Glesga an Forman Christian College University in Pakistan are testin an innovative microbial transplant method for tae protect cotton plants fae the devastatin Cotton Leaf Curl Disease (CLCuD). This virus has lang vrocht havoc on cotton crops, pairticularly in Pakistan—a heich producer o fine cotton—causin yield losses o up tae…
Scotland Supports Peace-biggers on International Weemen’s Day
As the nation merked International Weemen’s Day, the Scottish Government annoonced renewed fundin for the Weemen in Conflict 1325 Fellowship programme—a key initiative supportin lassie peace-biggers aroond the warld. A fresh £400,000 injection o funds will support the programme, that is delivered by Scotland-based NGO Ayont Borders in pairtnership wi the University o Edinburgh Law…
Scotland Urges Swift Checks as Early Bird Campaign Shifts Focus tae Heid an Craig Cancer
A new push for early checks is unnerwey aw ower Scotland. The latest stage o the Scottish Government’s Be the Early Bird campaign turns the spotlicht on heid an craig cancer signs. Aroon 1,300 new cases will be fund ilka year. It staunds as Scotland’s saxt maist common cancer, but ainly a third is catcht…
Glesga Launches £1.3m Unnerwatter Sensor Netwark tae Track Waarmin Oceans
Researchers at the University o Glesga will heid a new project worth £1.3m that aims tae big a wab o unnerwatter sensors for tae haud watch on wir waarmin seas. The wark is pairt o ARIA’s Forecastin Tippin Pynts programme, that offers a total o £81m ower five year tae grasp early signs o climate…
New Saftware Model Maks Geospatial Data Analysis Greener
A team o scientists fae the University o Glesga haes unveiled a grundbrakin saftware model that promises tae mak the analysis o geospatial data mair eco-freendly. The model, cryed ‘GeoAggregator’, yaises machine lairnin tae lessen the computin pouer needed tae haundle vast an intricate geospatial datasets. As GPS an satellite data becomes mair common, the…