Lancaster University Engineering department students William Wheatland and Phillip Rawcliffe travelled to Copenhagen to participate in the DTU Green Challenge (Gron Dyst) hosted by the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
Pupils from Furness Academy, St Bernard’s Catholic High School and Lancaster Royal Grammar School have taken part in a challenge set by Lancaster University Engineering Department and visiting lecturer to the department, Dr Pete Hylton, Associate Professor and Director of Motorsports Engineering at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.
A fully funded PhD studentship is available for an outstanding UK/EU graduate.
Imagine the world of luxurious high performance cars where you actually get to drive a Bentley as part of your everyday job! That’s precisely what two engineering graduates get to do most days.
An engineering student has received an award in the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Mechatronic Student of the Year contest.
Nuclear Decommissioning Agency fully funded 3.5 year PhD studentship available
Hybrid Instruments Limited and Lancaster University have entered a collaboration agreement for a project to develop a prototype device to measure the radioactive material tritium.
Engineers from Lancaster University are helping an adventure sports business to scale new heights by developing the next generation of climbing walls.
Lancaster University and energy company EDF Energy have teamed up to provide opportunities for students to gain valuable industry experience.
Lancaster University Engineering Building has won recognition in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Regional Awards.