News from 2015
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Prestigious fellowship brings environmental science into the digital age
A Lancaster University professor has been awarded a prestigious senior fellowship to bring about a step change in data-driven environmental science.
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Designing better ways to let go of digital memories than ‘delete’
Researchers are looking at better ways of helping grieving people let go of emotionally-charged digital content after the death of loved ones or the break-up of relationships.
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Personalised wearable tech can help adults diagnosed with autism manage anxiety
Personalised wearable digital technology can help adults diagnosed with autism understand and manage their anxiety.
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Lancaster Human Computer Interaction technology showcased
Shape-shifting display technology developed at Lancaster University will be showcased at a special event this month.
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Designing better ways to let go of digital memories than ‘delete’
Researchers are looking at better ways of helping grieving people let go of emotionally-charged digital content after the death of loved ones or the break-up of relationships.
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Personalised wearable tech can help adults diagnosed with autism manage anxiety
Personalised wearable digital technology can help adults diagnosed with autism understand and manage their anxiety.
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World should consider limits to future internet expansion to control energy consumption
The world should consider ways to limit data growth on the internet to prevent run-away energy consumption and help limit carbon emissions, say leading computer scientists.
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Ruskin Library brings masterpieces online with the Google Cultural Institute
Starting today, over 50 artworks from the Ruskin Library at Lancaster University can be viewed online by people around the world due to a new partnership between the Google Cultural Institute and the Ruskin Library.
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‘Girls in Computing’ event encourages girls to become ‘smart makers’
The School of Computing and Communications at Lancaster University recently hosted a special ‘Girls in Computing’ event encouraging girls from schools in Lancashire, Cumbria and Yorkshire to become ‘smart makers’.
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Robot Wars judge to attend ‘Girls in Computing’ event
A judge on the new series of the BBC’s Robot Wars will attend a special ‘Girls in Computing’ event at Lancaster University.