This March, theGIST got exclusive access to student-organised TEDxUniversityofGlasgow, held in the University of Glasgow’s Hunter Halls. We listened to the talks, met some attendees, and got interviews with some of the speakers....
With the upcoming TEDx UniversityofGlasgow we take a look back to when theGIST covered last year’s event. The theme was one step further so we caught up with some of the speakers to see...
Back in March we got the chance to interview wildlife presenter, adventurer and “deadly” animal lover Steve Backshall after his TEDx 2017 talk. If you want the chance to see some of the other...
Gabriela De Sousa visits the pop-up Makerspace workshop and reveals MAKlabs future plans on UoG campus
As promised, in the beginning of the month we attended the 2015 TEDxUniversityofGlasgow conference – how could we have missed it, with so many inspiring ideas to be spread? We stepped in expecting outstanding...
theGIST was invited to attend the TEDxUniversityofGlasgow launch event. Tune in to hear our coverage of the event, including interviews with speakers and attendees.
You probably already know how much we love going out and reporting on everything science and tech-y happening in Glasgow and its surroundings. This weekend is no exception: we will be out and about...
Pint of Science 2019: The Art of Science
21 Jun, 2019
This week, we're learning more about a sea creature the ‘leaf sheep’.
It's tiny and green, and you can't say it's not adorable.
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Read our brand new snippet at-
https://the-gist.org/2022/01/munching-on-the-sun/
Submission by - https://twitter.com/AnnabellMacphee?s=09
The winter edition is out! I am really excited and proud to share this one. I loved working with the team and thanks to all the contributors! Finally, hats off to the design team! That indeed is some fantastic design work! https://twitter.com/GlasgowGist/status/1483199520179638279
We did it! Our winter magazine is now available online! Very proud of the team and all the hard work from the contributors that’s gone into this - some amazing design work and articles! https://twitter.com/GlasgowGist/status/1483199520179638279
It is rightly said that neutrinos are high-energy "ghostly" particles, as they are very hard to detect. Scientists however have come up with a novel idea of burying detectors deep inside the ice in the polar regions! Why? And fot what?!
To know more visit https://the-gist.org/2022/01/observing-the-cosmos-from-deep-within-antarctic-ice/
