Tag: Technology

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Rebuilding Observatory: Rising from the Ashes at a New Site

The Scottish Dark Sky Observatory, which was tragically destroyed by fire in 2021, is now set to make a triumphant return at a new location in Dumfries and Galloway. The astronomy charity behind the...
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Renewed Construction Begins on New Ship at Historic Scottish Shipyard

Construction has officially begun on a new ship at the historic Scottish shipyard, marking a significant milestone for British shipbuilding. The UK's newest warship, HMS Sheffield, had its first steel cut at BAE Systems'...
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UK’s Largest Community-Owned Windfarm Plans Revealed on Lewis Island

Three community landowners in north-west Lewis have come together to develop plans for a new community-owned windfarm. The project is expected to consist of nine turbines, with hub heights reaching up to 110 meters....
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Embracing the Digital Age: How Broadband Boost Transforms a Sacred Scottish Island

Iona, a sacred Scottish island known for its historical significance in the spread of Christianity, is now poised for a digital transformation with the introduction of ultrafast broadband technology. Situated just a mile off...
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Scottish Biotech Firm Successfully Raises £5m Despite Challenging Market Conditions

Scottish Biotech Firm Overcomes Market Challenges to Raise £5mA Scottish biotech firm, Cytomos, has successfully raised £5 million in funding to drive sales of its rapid cell analysis technology. Despite facing a challenging market,...
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Scottish Rocket Company Secures New European Funding for Space Exploration

Orbex, a Scottish rocket company, has recently secured an additional €5.6 million in funding from the Boost programme run by the European Space Agency. This funding extension will help Orbex in moving towards the...
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Title: Challenges in Offshore Decommissioning despite Increase in Spending

Offshore Energy UK (OEUK) reported that despite an increase in spending on offshore decommissioning, the actual work carried out decreased last year. In 2023, £1.7 billion was spent on decommissioning in the UK continental...
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Revamping Former University Student Union Building into £30M Digital Hub

A former student union building in Glasgow is set to undergo a massive transformation into a digital, entrepreneurial, and social engagement hub thanks to a generous £30 million contribution from Dr. Charles Huang, a...
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4,000+ People in Scotland Choose NHS 24 Callback Option Last Week

Last week, more than 4,000 people in Scotland opted for the NHS 24 callback option, as reported by The Herald. This option allows individuals to receive a call back from a staff member if...
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Troubleshooting Radar Issues on Aging Ferry: Final Voyages Impacted

An aging ferry, the MV Hebridean Isles, is facing radar issues that are impacting its final voyages. The radar failure has caused disruptions to the freight services, leading to cancellations of night-time sailings between...
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Building the New Scottish ‘Cathedral of Whisky’: Installing Copper Stills

A Scottish distillery recently shared the exciting news of the arrival of its new copper stills, marking a significant moment for the company. Ardgowan Distillery, located in Inverclyde, will soon begin production with these...
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Future of Topgolf in Glasgow: Business as Usual Amid Callaway’s Considerations

Topgolf in Glasgow has been a popular destination since its opening in December 2022. The venue offers a unique combination of golf and entertainment, making it suitable for golfers of all skill levels and...
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AI Facial Filters Influence Perception of Attractiveness, Study Reveals

A recent study conducted by the University of Glasgow in Scotland has revealed the potential impact of AI facial filters on the perception of attractiveness and romantic attraction.The research utilized AI technology to digitally...
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Title: Dundee Boss Tony Docherty Criticizes VAR, Admits Technology Fails to Improve Matches

Dundee manager Tony Docherty expressed his frustration with the implementation of VAR in football after a recent match against St Johnstone. The game saw a controversial late goal by St Johnstone captain Nicky Clark,...