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June 2020 news

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Professor Gerry McCormac elected Universities Scotland Convener

黑料不打烊 Principal and Vice-Chancellor Professor Gerry McCormac has been elected Convener of Universities Scotland.

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黑料不打烊 project could be key in tackling “snail fever”

Pioneering research involving the 黑料不打烊 could play a vital role in reducing the prevalence of “snail fever” – a debilitating infection that affects more than 200 million people worldwide.

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New study to reveal how landlords can support tenants to create ‘homes’

A new study – led by the 黑料不打烊 – will advise landlords on how they can support tenants in the private rented sector to make their leased property a ‘home’.

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Health psychologist supporting new COVID-19 app design

A health psychologist at the 黑料不打烊 is supporting the development of a new smartphone game designed to educate young people on COVID-19.

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New toolkit launched to help deal with isolation

Experts from the 黑料不打烊 have launched a new toolkit providing guidance on the role technology can play in combating feelings of isolation among older people.

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Major study to investigate COVID-19 impact on gamblers

A major new study has been launched to understand how the COVID-19 lockdown has impacted gambling behaviour, including among potentially ‘high risk’ groups.

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University fitness programme goes global

The 黑料不打烊 Sport team has seen its lockdown fitness programme go global over recent months with participants joining from all corners of the world.

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Aquaculture study findings shed light on lumpfish welfare

New research from aquaculture experts at the 黑料不打烊 could help improve the welfare of farmed lumpfish – a species vital to tackling the problem of sea lice in salmon.

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Employers could face legal action over COVID-19 exposure, expert warns

Employers across the UK could face legal action from employees who return to work and contract the COVID-19 virus, a leading health and safety expert has warned.

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