Last updated: 09/06/2026

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about Digital twin could track how we age

4 days ago

Digital twin could track how we age

Scientists at UWS have proposed a new approach to understanding healthy ageing by creating a personalised “digital twin” that could track how an individual’s body changes over time.

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about UWS welcomes students from Chinese partners

4 days ago

UWS welcomes students from Chinese partners

The University of the West of Scotland welcomed 43 students and four academic staff from two Chinese partner institutions to its campuses in July 2026 for a two-week International Summer Programme.

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about Mentality trumps talent in youth to elite football

Monday 14-09-2026

Mentality trumps talent in youth to elite football

Mentality, adaptability and the ability to cope with the shock of first team exposure are the keys to surviving the transition from academy football to elite first teams, new research suggests.

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about Dairy’s future at risk unless skills keep pace

Monday 14-09-2026

Dairy’s future at risk unless skills keep pace

The UK dairy sector risks being held back unless workforce skills and training can keep up with rapid advances in technology, a new report has warned.

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about Nursing lecturer wins award for inclusive research

Monday 07-09-2026

Nursing lecturer wins award for inclusive research

Dr Radha Adhikari has won the Scottish Association of Minority Ethnic Educators’ Research Award for her work in advancing culturally responsive and anti-racist practice in nursing and healthcare.

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about Professor elected to Academy of Social Sciences

Thursday 03-09-2026

Professor elected to Academy of Social Sciences

A UWS professor has been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Social Sciences in recognition of the impact of her work on sport, culture and public policy.

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