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A Catalyst For The Arts
Two leading arts organisations in Lancaster, facing the challenges of the recession, have received a boost to their fundraising activity.
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Bright sparks encouraged to aim high
More than two hundred sixth form students have been guaranteed a conditional offer of a place at Lancaster University after completing the Target Uni Mentoring Programme.
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How new technology can help people in India
Lecturer in Digital Art and Culture Dr Emile Devereaux has been awarded further funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) to develop collaborations in India.
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Lunar rovers could be engulfed by dust
Space vehicles on the moon risk being covered in lunar dust say researchers.
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Hi-tech invention for adults with autism
The first ever digital tool to enable people with autism to connect to their social network when they feel stressed has been invented by researchers.
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Physics Department awarded Juno Champion Status
The Physics Department's efforts to increase the representation of women in physics has been recognised by the award of Juno "Champion" status by the Institute of Physics.
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Teaching award for lecturer
Dr Judit Kormos has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship for excellence in higher education teaching and support for learning.
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Students celebrate employability award
Two hundred and eighty five students have received the Lancaster Award this year at a ceremony attended by friends and family.
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Volcano rock cookers rock
Volcanologists at Lancaster University are cooking lava in the lab in a unique set of experiments designed to help understand hazardous volcanic activity.
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Government urged to invest £2bn in science, research and technology
Ahead of the Government Spending Review, Lancaster University's Big Innovation Centre is calling for a highly targeted programme of investment in science, research and technology as the only viable route to recovery.