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10 Dec
First Virtual Reality kiosk for Museums in the Metaverse launched
The University of Glasgow has unveiled its first [un]box Virtual Reality kiosk, a self-contained gateway to worlds that were once out of reach. -
26 Nov
Funding grant secured for research on early British voices and identities
An innovative research project, which aims to uncover the diverse voices, identities, and cultural interactions that shaped early British history, has been awarded £1.4 million UK Research and Innovation (UKRI)-funding. -
19 Nov
Glasgow 850: Leading UofG archaeologist Stephen Driscoll brings the city’s story
This week, the Dalrymple Lectures will draw on that lifetime of work as Professor Stephen Driscoll of the University of Glasgow brings the city’s archaeology to life, showing how discoveries from Govan to the Cathedral reveal Glasgow’s origins and its wider global significance.