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While we love our physical space in Health Innovation One, our health innovation community is also extremely active online with vibrant social media channels which help keep partners connected, a monthly newsletter full of interesting information and opportunities and various hybrid events and meetings taking place throughout the year.

Dr Naveen Salins with the Chancellor the Rt Hon Alan Milburn

Alumni award for palliative care expert

Lancaster postgraduate Naveen Salins has received an Alumni Award at the December graduation ceremonies.
Lived experience group from Blackburn’s Early Break with Katy Cleece (left) Social Work Research Lead from LSCft, who co-produced Why Can’t You Be Normal with Made By Mortals

Why can’t you be normal

Lancaster University has helped create a training package aimed at researchers in order to help break stereotypes around addiction and recovery among families.
Map showing proposed site for replacement Royal Lancaster Infirmary

New hospital planned for site near campus

An area close to Lancaster University’s Bailrigg campus has been announced by the NHS as the potential site for a new hospital.
Attendees at the launch event from Lancashire schools

Launch of Compassionate Schools Hub for Lancashire

Over seventy professionals have attended the launch of the Compassionate Schools Hub, an online resource to support mental health support in schools.
Signing of the MOU

Lancaster University signs Memorandum of Understanding with Trinity Hospice

Lancaster University has signed a partnership agreement with Blackpool’s Trinity Hospice as it continues to find innovative collaborations which strengthen its global reputation for end-of-life care research and education.

View of the Mary Rose inside the Mary Rose Museum

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. 

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