News from 2018
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Psychologists investigate teamwork in extreme environments
Psychologists are working with professional adventurers to find out how teams cope with a 500 mile Arctic trip in temperatures of minus 60C.
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Leading Arctic scientists gather at Davos
A team of Arctic scientists - including Professor Gail Whiteman, creator of the Arctic Basecamp and Director of the Pentland Centre for Sustainability in Business at Lancaster University - are gathering in Davos to highlight climate change in the Arctic and Antarctica.
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Lancaster researchers part of multi-million pound battery project
Lancaster University researchers are part of a team of the UK's top battery experts working to support the development of next generation batteries.
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Warning follows report into online child sexual abuse risk
If the public are serious about wanting to protect children from online sexual abuse more investment in skilled professionals is needed now.
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Hat trick for award winning statisticians
The “outstanding” work of three Lancaster University academics has been recognised by the Royal Statistical Society.
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‘Material Social Futures’ doctoral training centre launched at Lancaster
A new Lancaster doctoral training centre will foster forward-thinking, interdisciplinary researchers that can combine social science, humanities and design with materials science.
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Student tries her hand at Sky TV portrait competition
The popular Sky Arts TV programme which aims to uncover some of the country’s most talented portrait artists will feature the work of a Lancaster University student.
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Lancaster space scientist honoured by Royal Astronomical Society
Professor Jim Wild has been awarded the Royal Astronomical Society's James Dungey Lectureship for 2018.
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Lancaster to research revolutionary ‘self-healing’ products
Lancaster University is part of a consortium that will undertake ground-breaking research into products utilising new composite materials that have the ability to regenerate or ‘self-heal’.
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Moving Worlds Through Poetry
What does it feel like when an Irish poet hears him/herself in German or a German poet finds him/herself in English?