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ALT A woman sits on a sit in the middle of an exhibition on Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
ALT A group of four people sit at a table with the contents of a Wintering Well Box designed to support anyone experiencing low mood or SAD.
ALT A stained glass image of Robert Burns holding a posy of daisies
ALT Image shows JMS Scholar Chris Reid in the University of Glasgow’s Advanced Research Centre. He wears a black, quarter-zip jumper and is sitting at a small, round, white table near an upper level window, holding a tall, white mug.
ALT A group of people pushing wheelbarrows filled with excavation equipment across University Avenue
ALT Inside a trench in a wooded area in Kelvingrove Park; large chunks of rubble and stone can be seen from above.
ALT A trench cut in a wooded area in Kelvingrove Park.
ALT Two people use virtual-reality headsets in a space-themed exhibition. A woman in a black outfit stands smiling while lifting a VR headset from her eyes, holding a controller in her other hand. Behind her is a wooden display unit with a screen showing an image of Earth from space. To the right, a man wearing a teal shirt sits inside a large circular window structure designed to look like a spacecraft cupola, with a projected view of Earth below.
ALT A designed graphic with text reading: "Research, November 2025. 1 in every 9 tweets that women MPs receive is abusive. Dr Patricia Correa, Dr Anne Jenichen and Dr Tahmineh Tayebi." The graphic also shows headshot-style photos of Patricia, Anne and Tahmineh and the John Smith Centre logo.
ALT L to R: Professor Simon Anderson, Co-Director of the Glasgow Caribbean Centre for Development Research; Dr Peggy Brunache, Director of the Beniba Centre for Slavery Studies; Dr David Duncan, UofG's Chief Operating Officer & Deputy Vice Chancellor; Taylar Carty, James McCune PhD scholar; Dr Christine Whyte, Historian and Dr Stephen Mullen, Historian and co-author of the 2018 Slavery, Abolition & the University of Glasgow report are photographed with the UWI Chancellor's Award.
