News from 2014
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Businesses urged to take advantage of highly-skilled university talent
Businesses are being encouraged to take advantage of the highly-skilled science and technology student talent at Lancaster University.
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Homeless plan to create prison theatre group
Lancaster University is helping homeless people fundraise for their own theatre group to tour prisons.
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NASA captures 360 degree views of dancing lights of Saturn
‘Glamorous’ images of the dancing lights around Saturn have been captured in greater detail than ever before, thanks to two NASA spacecraft.
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A brighter future for cancer diagnosis
Lancaster University is taking part in a UK research initiative which is bringing significant improvements in the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of three of the world’s most common forms of cancer.
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A right Royal visitor for an all-gold occasion
A Royal visitor added a special touch to the official start of celebrations marking Lancaster University’s 50th Anniversary.
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Streets of mourning brings home First World War carnage
Historians from Lancaster University are inviting local people to help flesh out the stories of more than a thousand men from the city who died in World War One.
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Global head of Saatchi and Saatchi gives lecture to Lancaster University students
The boss of one of the world’s most famous marketing companies returned to his home town this week to speak to students at Lancaster University.
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Researchers to bring digital music scores into 21 century
Lancaster University is leading a project which will ‘unlock’ many thousands of musical scores which are stored online as frozen images, opening them up to a new generation of digital-savvy musicians and researchers.
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The village built as a World War One memorial
A memorial village built for the survivors of World War One is unusual in being still occupied by residents linked to the Armed Forces.
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Lancaster University holds inaugural workshop for the Wave 2 Growth Hub Programme
More than 60 delegates have attended a kick-off workshop for the £32 million Wave 2 Growth Hub (W2GH) programme in London.