News from 2015
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Lancaster researchers ranked among world's most influential
Lancaster researchers have been listed in the Clarivate Analytics Highly Cited Researchers list for 2017.
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Amazonian streams found teeming with fish species are lacking protection
Hundreds of thousands of Amazonian streams are teeming with highly diverse populations of fish species, a new study reveals.
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Next generation 3D printing investment helps widen access to technology
Businesses, researchers, students and school children are among some of the groups benefiting from enhanced additive manufacturing capabilities in our Engineering Department.
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First lady of freshwater
A Lancaster Professor is the first woman to be elected President of the Freshwater Biological Association.
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New PhD training centre at Lancaster to boost UK’s data science expertise
Data intensive science in the UK has received a major boost thanks to an investment of almost £10 million to train the next generation of experts.
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Prestigious research award for Lancaster marine scientist
A coral reef scientist has been awarded a prestigious prize from the Leverhulme Trust that will support further research into our oceans.
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Selective logging threatens biodiversity
A new study finds that even low levels of logging in the Amazon rainforest may lead to great losses in biodiversity.
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Bees feast on fast food
Honey bees love the invasive plant Himalayan balsam and eat it like ‘fast food’ but, like humans, they thrive better on a varied diet.
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Flood impacts brought to life through science and technology
A team of scientists and academics from Lancaster will be at the Manchester Science Festival this week to raise awareness of the devastating risks and impacts posed by flooding.
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First ever sight of a ripple in space time
A Lancaster professor is part of an international collaboration which has detected an astronomical phenomenon never before observed.