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Photographic contest offers chance to enjoy the local ‘Ripple Effect’

A photographic exhibition designed to have a ‘Ripple Effect’ on the local community will open to the public on Monday (November 4).
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Bones from the Tudor shipwreck the Mary Rose suggest handedness might affect collarbone chemistry

A new study of human skeletal remains from the wreck of the 16th century English warship Mary Rose suggests that whether a person is right- versus left-handed may influence how their clavicle bone chemistry changes as they age. 
Montage of three images: The first (on the left) shows Insect Architecture - an amazing glass beehive sculpture. Top right is Shadowplay - a person with their hand pointing up in front of a white screen creating a shadow on one side of the screen with a ballerina shadow on the left and bottom right is In Micron - a mass of striking and brightly coloured lights in red and purpley-blue.

Installations from Lancaster University will be positively glowing at light festival

Stunning colour imagery of fly wings, an illuminated glass beehive sculpture, the mysterious world of shadows and the amazing world of AI will all be on show at ‘Light up Lancaster’ as part of the University's contribution.
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How limiting new fast-food outlets may reduce childhood obesity

Planning policies to restrict the number of new fast-food outlets leads to fewer overweight and obese children according to research led by Lancaster University.
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Lancaster PhD student to become a statistics ‘ambassador’

A Lancaster University PhD student is set to become a Statistical Ambassador for the Royal Statistical Society (RSS).
A black and white artwork, which looks like a sculpture, of a group of nude women sitting in and around and tangled, narly tree. On the right is a colour photograph of A.K. Blakemore in front of a bright green, shiny-leaved shrub

Lancaster panel to explore gender, witchcraft and history

An opportunity to explore witchcraft accusations and trials in conversation with an award-winning author will take place in the city next month.

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High praise from students

Students participating in the National Student Survey (NSS) 2024 rated Lancaster University highly for teaching, academic support, and learning resources. Among other successes, Lancaster scored 91.5% for learning resources, 88.5% for teaching quality, and 89.9% for academic support.

National Student Survey
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