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A printing firm in Lanarkshire is targeting overseas markets after agreeing a funding package with Clydesdale Bank.

A young science researcher and budding entrepreneur from the University of Strathclyde has beaten off stiff competition from academics across Scotland to win a £45,000 prize in a unique business challenge - and is now preparing to spin-out his company, Bellrock.

Delegates to discuss the key issues facing the construction sector and identify how to lead the low carbon agenda in Scotland

FM opens world-leading turbine manufacturer Gamesa's research and design centre

Around 70 million tonnes of CO2 per year could be captured, transported and stored offshore in Scotland by 2040, through the formation of a Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) infrastructure network and an estimated £4.5 billion of capital investment.

A £35 million fund to support the manufacture of next-generation offshore wind technology in Scotland was unveiled by First Minister Alex Salmond today at the start of an international conference exploring the financing of renewable energy and other low carbon developments.

International digital arts festival North East of North, NEoN, returns to Dundee this November featuring moving image, performance, music and technology driven arts. The theme of this year’s festival is 'collaboration and legacy', and will have a distinct Nordic flavour. The festival runs from the 5th to 13th November, 2011.

The knowledge and expertise of Scotland’s world leading oil and gas supply chain could help reduce costs of offshore wind operations by at least 20 per cent, according to a new guide published by Scottish Enterprise today (Tuesday, 27 September 2011).

Amor Group, one of the companies that Scottish Enterprise works closely with, has been awarded its biggest ever single contract to manage and deliver the flagship eProcurement Scotland Service (ePS) for the Scottish Government.