News
Latest developments and announcements about projects, partners and direction within GRID.
Clyde Hydrogen teams up with energy producer
University of Glasgow spin-out has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hebrides-based green hydrogen producer and distributor, PlusZero.
GRID's story told in new report on universities
Drivers of Growth seeks to 're-centre' the local and regional economic role of universities at a pivotal moment for UK higher education.
Glox secures funds to tackle cystic fibrosis
The spin-out receives a share of the £3 million Collaborative Discovery Programme (CDP) launched by the Cystic Fibrosis Antimicrobial Resistance (CF AMR) Syndicate with funding from the medical research charity, LifeArc.
‘We are just at the beginning of GRID’s journey’
Our programme manager, Dr Susie Mitchell, sets out the aims and ambitions of the innovation district in a profile interview with Invest Glasgow.
Anas Sarwar visits spin-out and transport project
Scottish Labour leader visits University of Glasgow to learn about TransiT and also Chemify at the spin-out company's state-of-the-art laboratory space.
Keltic Pharma secures funding to tackle asthma
The Innovate UK funding of £350,000 will support the development of Keltic Pharma’s innovative drug discovery platform.
University unveils virtual Lord Kelvin museum
The exhibition is the latest development in the £5.6m Museums in the Metaverse project, led by researchers from the University
Breakthrough and funding round at Clyde Hydrogen
The pioneering Scottish startup, which is a spin-out from the University of Glasgow - the anchor institution within GRID - is poised to transform the hydrogen energy sector.
Sunny Govan Festive Toy Appeal
This year, in partnership with the University of Glasgow's College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, we are supporting the Sunny Govan’s Festive Toy Appeal.
GRID welcomes Scotland’s first deeptech accelerator
The Infinity G accelerator numbers 15 ventures including 10 spinouts, from AI and quantum computing to biotechnology, and is designed to nurture and advance groundbreaking deeptech ventures.
Key role for University in CT supercluster
Scotland’s Critical Technologies Supercluster brings together Scotland’s internationally recognised strengths in photonics, quantum, semiconductors, connectivity and sensing.
University awards £66,000 to local groups
Support is going to organisations working to alleviate food poverty, social isolation and exclusion, and for new community spaces and extracurricular activities in the Govan, Anderston and Partick areas of Glasgow.