News from 2015
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Was Storm Desmond really that extreme?
Trying to answer this question wins Environmental Science student Duncan Chapman a hydrology prize, and starts him on a new career.
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The moving Martian bow shock
A Lancaster physicist has led an international study, based on data from the European Space Agency Mars Express orbiter, which throws new light on the interaction between the planet Mars and supersonic particles in the solar wind.
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Ray of hope for more abundant wheat crops
Crops such as wheat could be up to 21% more efficient at turning the sun’s energy into food, according to new research by Lancaster.
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Lancaster researcher is finalist at prestigious international innovation awards
A Lancaster Chemistry researcher has been shortlisted as one of Europe’s leading young innovators by a prestigious international award.
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To Mongolia and back
Prizewinning Lancaster student celebrates his graduation by tackling the Mongol Rally, a 20,000 mile journey through 21 countries
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Science and technology subjects score highly for student satisfaction
Lancaster has once again been ranked among the UK’s best for student satisfaction, according to the 2017 National Student Survey (NSS).
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From clearing to prizewinner
Working hard, following his passion and taking risks helped Geography graduate Euan Crispin win a top prize after clearing brought him to Lancaster.
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Armyworm biopesticide moves closer
Researchers win funding to push forward the production of a cheap, effective and locally-produced biopesticide to combat one of Africa’s major crop pests
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Neutrinos could be the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe
Lancaster physicists working on a major international experiment are a step closer to understanding conditions after the ‘Big Bang’ and mysteries of why there is so much matter in the universe.
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Dramatic changes needed in farming practices to keep pace with climate change
Major changes in agricultural practices will be required to offset increases in nutrient losses due to climate change, according to research published by a Lancaster University-led team.