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Death rates in the most deprived areas of cities in England and Scotland have been increasing since the start of the last decade, widening inequalities between the richest and poorest in society. The important new study, led by researchers at the University of Glasgow in collaboration with colleagues from Public Health Scotland, is the first of its kind to compare mortality rates in cities across the UK and paints a concerning picture of worsening health in the most deprived areas.

New research from the University of Glasgow reveals that Taylor Swift fans might be ready for an eco-friendly evolution of how they collect their favourite artist's music, with one in four willing to consider plastic-free alternatives to traditional vinyl records. The study, which surveyed over 1,000 Taylor Swift fans (known as Swifties) who collect vinyl, found that younger fans are more interested in vinyl as a way to display their fandom than for its audio qualities.

UK TV and film directors are facing financial instability due to irregular employment and a reduction in opportunities to work and earn, according to new research by the University of Glasgow.

A new form of energy-efficient artificial vision system inspired by the human brain and made in part using honey could help reduce the impact of electronic waste.

University of Glasgow led research shows a stronger association between casinos/slot machines and gambling harms than has been previously understood - and gives further insight into people's reasons for gambling.

A more sustainable new form of electronic tag could help reduce the vast environmental impact caused by single-use RFID technologies, researchers say.

An academic study which could play a crucial role in supporting companies to foster more sustainable practices has been published.

Scotland must do more to help hydropower facilities maximise their output and prevent negative impacts on wildlife in the face of the challenges posed by climate change, according to a new report.

Researcher teams across the UK are leading the first phase of a new research The work has been commissioned by the UK government's Department for Science, Innovation and Technology after a review by t

A global Commission, published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology and endorsed by 75 medical organisations around the world, presents a novel, nuanced approach to diagnose obesity, based on other

Researchers at a Scottish university have taken one small step towards a future where orbital factories can 3D print future tech on demand in space.

Certain combinations of long-term health conditions are associated with worse quality of life and should be taken into account when assessing patients.

A global survey has revealed an overwhelming public interest in accessing museum collections through virtual reality (VR) and extended reality (XR) technologies.

Researchers from the UK and Ireland are collaborating on a new Engineers from the University of Glasgow are teaming up with colleagues from the Tyndall National Institute's Wireless Communications Lab

Scientists are seeking participants in Glasgow to help solve one of the longest standing mysteries in cancer - how and why it can take decades for mesothelioma to develop after exposure to asbestos. The Cancer Research project, Meso-ORIGINS led by researchers at the University of Glasgow, aims to find a way to detect and treat mesothelioma earlier and investigate if the disease can be prevented in the first place.