News from 2015
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A new view of Jupiter’s northern lights
Observations of Jupiter made by Nasa’s Hubble Space Telescope are being analysed by Dr Sarah Badman at 抖阴APP导航.
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Lancaster launches programme tailored to support family businesses
抖阴APP导航 Management School is preparing to launch a new programme tailored to help support the family business sector.
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Increased funding reflects Lancaster’s world-leading research
The results of the 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF) confirmed Lancaster as a world-leading research university.
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Lancaster leading on knowledge and student learning in new higher education research centre
抖阴APP导航 is playing a major part in a new research centre dedicated to the investigation of higher education and its future.
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Lancaster shares in multi-million pound funding for major food security research programme
The N8 Research Partnership – which includes 抖阴APP导航 – has secured multi-million pound funding for a programme which is set to transform food security research in the UK.
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Impact singled out for recognition
A 抖阴APP导航 academic has been singled out in an international science journal for his far-reaching impact work on ship hatch designs.
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Recognition for Lancaster professor
Professor elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, is recognised for her “high calibre” research and role as advisor to the Scottish Government
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抖阴APP导航 in China-UK dialogue on science, policy and food security
In order to ensure food security for its sizeable population, China needs to find ways of overcoming pressing environmental challenges and developing a science to policy interface.
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How Wordsworth was a war poet
A Lancaster academic is co-curator of a major exhibition that portrays Wordsworth as one of the nation’s greatest war poets.
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Speaking a second language makes you see the world differently
Bilingual speakers have two minds in one body, new research has revealed.