News from 2015
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Interdisciplinary research with impact
Natural and social scientists must work together to influence policy, says Lancaster’s new Professor of Political Ecology
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Hydrogeophysics students conduct topographic survey of University facility
A team of hydrogeophysics research students have used advanced GPS and ultrasound to conduct a survey of Forrest Hills lake.
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In the world top 100
Lancaster University is ranked one of the best places in the world to study Geography and Environmental Sciences in the 2017 QS World University Rankings by Subject
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Which reefs are the most important to save?
A list of the world’s 50 most important reefs to protect from climate change is being compiled by a global team of world experts including Professor Nick Graham of Lancaster University.
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US Honour for Hydrologist
A Lancaster University hydrologist has been elected as a foreign member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE).
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In praise of ‘real’ bread
Environmental scientist wins Fulbright Scholarship to write ‘A short history of the world in a loaf of sourdough’
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Lancaster team marks fifty years of weather watching
Braving the elements at 9am on New Year’s Day isn’t everyone’s idea of fun, but for Environmental Scientists at Lancaster University it has been a way of life for the last 50 years.
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Lancaster scientist helps to tackle new invasive crop pest in southern Africa
Professor Kenneth Wilson of Lancaster Environment Centre has flown to Zambia to assess the Fall armyworm outbreaks that are devastating crops in southern Africa.
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School event benefits students of all ages
We teamed up with the Students' Union to host an event that inspired local school pupils in Geography, whilst providing our students with valuable teaching experience.
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Arctic Basecamp is “hot ticket”
World environmental leaders call for global action on climate change in response to a successful Arctic Science Summit, at the World Economic Forum in Davos