Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · United Kingdom
University of Glasgow engineer studying contaminated land wins RAEng research fellowship
An engineer at the University of Glasgow, whose research explores new ways to transform contaminated land, has won an RAEng research fellowship, the university said.
Why it matters: The University of Glasgow and its engineer, whose research explores transforming contaminated land, are the parties directly affected by the RAEng fellowship award.
The University of Glasgow said one of its engineers has won an RAEng research fellowship, which it described as prestigious.
According to the university, the engineer's research is exploring new ways to transform contaminated land.
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Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor
The RAEng research fellowship has been awarded to a University of Glasgow engineer whose research, the university said, explores new ways to transform contaminated land.
