Health Innovation Community

The #HICommunity

The Health Innovation Community is the name we give to the eco-system of cross sector, multi-disciplinary experts working in health and care which we are bringing together around our new Health Innovation Campus to work on some of society's most significant health challenges.

Community benefits

Workspace at Health Innovation One

Taking up workspace at Health Innovation One and joining a dedicated ecosystem of health professionals opens the door to a huge range of benefits, both on the Health Innovation Campus and the wider University.

Whether you’re looking for a touch-down desk for a day, something more regular or a longer-term office arrangement, we have various options available.

Workspace

Take a virtual tour of Health Innovation One

Tour

Events programme

To support a growing Health Innovation Community - #HICommunity - around Health Innovation One, a dedicated calendar of events is highlighting academic research, business support opportunities and health and care-focussed cultural and social activities.

You can even speak to us about organising an event of your own in one of the inspiring spaces available in Health Innovation One.

Events

Innovation support

Through a dedicated Health Partnerships Team, a programme of business support is on offer via the Health Innovation Campus and the wider University.

Support

Digital community

Learn about all the latest news from the Health Innovation Campus by joining our digital #HICommunity.

Digital community

News

Two images side by side: Lancaster University School of Mathematics, and science students

Aspiring scientists, engineers and mathematicians to benefit from the launch of 15 new university foundation courses

Aspiring Lancaster University students are to benefit from a new range of Foundation Year courses that are specially aimed to propel people towards studying degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects.

Laura Kornas, Lancaster University’s Head of Partnerships and Engagement for Health and Social Care speaking to senior stakeholders about the future of the 106-acre Clay Fields, formerly Calderstones, site in Whalley.

Lancaster University’s Health Innovation Campus to play a key role in significant regional health initiative

Plans for a major new NHS facility in Lancashire should be a showcase for collaborative partnerships in health.

Social distancing regulations were clearly also very distressing for families

Distressing experiences of death and dying in care homes during COVID-19 pandemic

Research led by Lancaster University has revealed that the exceptional circumstances early in the COVID-19 pandemic led to distressing experiences of death and dying in care homes.

from left; Dr Nicola Rennie and Professor Jo Knight

Lancaster involved in new data science guidance for UK medical school education

Two researchers from Lancaster University Medical School have been advising on improved data science education for UK medical students.

Lancaster University Spinout Secures Funding to Advance Healthcare Diagnostics

Lancaster University spin out CCI Photonics has secured significant funding to develop its diagnostic technology, which aims to improve healthcare outcomes.

An image of Professor Nancy Preston, wearing a purple jumper, answering a question from the committee

Lancaster professor advises parliament on assisted dying debate

A Lancaster University professor has given evidence to the parliamentary committee on assisted dying.

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