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  • Avenue Autumn 2019
  • Our world changers
  • Principal's view
  • Me by Emeli Sandé
  • World-changing research
  • Our world changers
  • Finnieston – Glasgow's Shoreditch
  • Books of my life: Alan Warner
  • My secret city: Berlin
  • Our past
  • Alumni benefits
  • 5 things we are celebrating
  • General Council update
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Sunshine superwoman

Eunice Ntobedzi is aiming to bring solar power to more than 660 million Africans who don't have access to electricity.

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Determined. Dedicated. Driven.

Glasgow Professor Sir James Hough has spent more than half a century searching for gravitational waves.

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Flowing with ambition

Student Razeeen Zahin is from Bangladesh and he wants to eradicate water scarcity in his country.

Madge Easton Anderson, Daily Record 16 December 1920 (photo: courtesy of the Mitchell Library, Glasgow).

A legal first

Madge Easton Anderson might not be a name you’ve heard before, but she holds a special place in legal history.

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