News from 2016
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Funding available for PhD in Nuclear Robotics to start October 2015
Mobile robots reduce the need for manned entry into radioactive environments e.g. areas of high beta/gamma mixed wastes, a widespread problem in the context of waste vaults at nuclear power plants. They provide an invaluable option for the safe retrieval and disposal of contaminated materials, whilst safeguarding the environment and minimising radiation exposure to operators.
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James May's campus visit thrills Lancaster students
Former Top Gear presenter James May added a buzz of excitement to campus life this week when he visited Lancaster University’s new state-of-the-art Engineering building.
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Lancaster University Engineering Department gives sixth form students the opportunity to experience Engineering research.
Researchers from Lancaster University Engineering Department have visited Lancaster Girls Grammar School, Ulverston Victoria High School and Lancaster Royal Grammar School.
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Lancaster University challenge aspiring engineers
Lancaster University have been working with future engineers at Ripley St Thomas Church of England Academy
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PhD in Nuclear Detection
Funding available for PhD in Nuclear Detection to start October 2015.
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10 Postgraduate Scholarships available for Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
10 postgraduate scholarships worth £2,000 towards the course tuition fee are available for the Master courses in Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
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Fully funded PhD Studentship in Nuclear Instrumentation
Fully funded PhD Studentship in Nuclear Instrumentation are available within the Engineering Department.
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Major feat of engineering opens doors to future
Lancaster University’s new flagship Engineering Building will provide a beacon of excellence for research and recruitment for the UK’s buoyant and significant engineering industry.
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TV star reads all about it
BBC Top Gear presenter and Lancaster University alumnus James May was presented with a special gift when he attended an alumni dinner to mark the end of Lancaster University’s 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Business Partnerships & Enterprise Annual Report 2013-2014 Out Now
In this report we provide some case studies of Science and Technology's work with external partners during 2013-2014.