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ALT Pupils from Kelvindale Primary School take part in a STEM SPACE spatial skills lesson
ALT (l-r) Dr Jack Parkinson, Professor Quintin Cutts, Dr Patricia Turner, Dr Ewan Kirk visit Kelvindale Primary School for the launch of the Turner Kirk Centre for Spatial Reasoning
ALT Dr Ewan Kirk of the Turner Kirk Trust joins a STEM SPACE lesson at Kelvindale Primary School
ALT Professor Quintin Cutts, director of the Turner Kirk Trust Centre for Spatial Reasoning, joins a STEM SPACE lesson at Kelvindale Primary School
ALT Text: New EPSRC IAA Funding Calls. Standard Calls, up to £50,000, 28 October 2025 and 27 January 2026. RA-led Call, up to £20,000, 24 February 2026. Fast track, up to £5,000, any time. Logos of EPSRC and University of Glasgow. Nice photo of a bridge over the Clyde underneath a pink sky in the background.
ALT A Curriculum for Life poster with the title What is Curriculum for Life. Below is text stating Curriculum for Life (C4L) are new elective courses available to Year 2 undergraduate students in; the College of Arts & Humanities, MA Social Science and select College of Science & Engineering and BSc programmes. Below that is a group meeting with Healthy and Equitable Futures on the screen behind them. In the background is an outline of a lightbulb.
ALT A Curriculum for Life poster with a quote stating “Taking part in the Collaborations in Practice course made me feel more confident and positive towards group work. It was refreshing to work with people outside of my discipline. The passion from everyone was contagious and made it so fun.” – Melissa, UofG Student 2025. Below that is a group of students presenting, with ‘The Sustainability Award’ on the screen behind them.
ALT A Curriculum for Life poster with the text Would you like to learn alongside students from different Colleges? With an arrow pointing to the next text, Enrol in a Curriculum for Life course this Academic Year. Below that is someone in the crowd speaking to a presenter. In the background is an outlined light bulb.
ALT Photo of Orla Sonvico, a Skyscanner student.
ALT Shaul Ashkenazi of the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Socially Intelligent Artificial Agents and the Furhat robot used in the project.
ALT A series of photographs showing the AZRA system overlaying new interactive elements on a simple robot pet toy
ALT Dr Ilyena Hirskyj-Douglas of the School of Computing Science (left) and Dr Rachael Boyd of the School of Mathematics & Statistics. Dr Boyd photo credit: Patrick Orson
ALT Red-ruffed lemurs at Blair Drummond Safari Park interact with the SensorySafari system
ALT A graphic showing the team's experimental setup, with VR headset users in a motion-controlled chair and in the passenger seat of a car, a screenshot of the game they played, and graphics showing the perceived vs actual motion of both the motorised chair and the vehicle