Glasgow City of Science & Innovation facilitates an inspirational portfolio of demonstrator projects. Our inter-disciplinary, collaborative programmes use science and technology to boost sustainable economic growth (through skills development, education and job creation) and improve quality of life for our citizens. If you would like GCOSI to use its diverse network to support your activities, get in touch with us today.
We champion Venturefest Scotland, attracting 1000+ ambitious growth businesses, entrepreneurs, investors & innovators.
We map science & innovation into regional economic propositions to better 'story-tell' our offer & investment opportunities.
GCOSI devised and lead on the first inclusive enterprise education youth strand for any Venturefest.
GCOSI drove Glasgow's European Capital of Innovation (iCapital) bid in 2016 resulting in Glasgow being named a finalist city.
GCOSI set the Guinness World Record for the largest simultaneous hand hygiene lesson in multiple venues.
GCOSI provided creative expertise for the BBC World Service radio series, 'Scots Who Changed The World'.
This is a living, breathing website with regular updates on news, blogs and events. It’s the place to come back to again and again if you want to know what’s happening in the science and technology world in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.
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Learn about phrenology and its history from Professor David Price. ...
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