city of science Here's how Glasgow Science Centre stepped up during COP26
Glasgow Science Centre has just had the busiest fortnight in its 20-year history.
Here's how Glasgow Science Centre is catering for us online
GLASGOW Science Centre closed its doors to the public this week, but the team decided they couldn’t let science boffins miss out.
opinion Stephen Breslin: Pacific Quay's future is looking as bright as ever
IT is hard to believe that it is now more than five years since Glasgow hosted the Commonwealth Games. That was an incredibly exciting time for many of us, including the science centre, where we had official status as a festival site.
COMMENT Stephen Breslin: The dark side of giving technology as Christmas gifts
CHANCES are, some of the Christmas presents we buy or receive this year will use some form of smart technology.
OPINION
Stephen Breslin: Major summit can inspire us all to take on climate
WHEN the UN’s climate change conference arrives in Glasgow in November, the eyes of the world will be on the city.
Stephen Breslin: I am passionate about highlighting Glasgow's science stories that often go unnoticed
Gravitational waves are invisible, fast-moving ripples in space that spread out just like when a stone is thrown into a pond. These waves are created when two bodies, such as a planet or a star orbit each other.
