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Fully-funded PhD on THz electron sources jointly with DTU, Denmark
A fully funded PhD studentship is available for an outstanding UK/EU graduate.
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Engineering graduates in the fast lane at Bentley
Imagine the world of luxurious high performance cars where you actually get to drive a Bentley as part of your everyday job! That’s precisely what two engineering graduates get to do most days.
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Student’s solar panel project shines at industry awards
An engineering student has received an award in the Institution of Mechanical Engineers Mechatronic Student of the Year contest.
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Funding available for PhD in Nuclear Detection to start October 2015
Nuclear Decommissioning Agency fully funded 3.5 year PhD studentship available
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Hybrid Instruments wins funding award in partnership with Lancaster University
Hybrid Instruments Limited and Lancaster University have entered a collaboration agreement for a project to develop a prototype device to measure the radioactive material tritium.
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University helps light the way to success for innovative climbing business
Engineers from Lancaster University are helping an adventure sports business to scale new heights by developing the next generation of climbing walls.
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Partnership with EDF Energy to boost student job prospects
Lancaster University and energy company EDF Energy have teamed up to provide opportunities for students to gain valuable industry experience.
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Lancaster’s new Engineering Building wins prestigious architectural awards
Lancaster University Engineering Building has won recognition in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Regional Awards.
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Funding available for PhD in Nuclear Robotics to start October 2015
Mobile robots reduce the need for manned entry into radioactive environments e.g. areas of high beta/gamma mixed wastes, a widespread problem in the context of waste vaults at nuclear power plants. They provide an invaluable option for the safe retrieval and disposal of contaminated materials, whilst safeguarding the environment and minimising radiation exposure to operators.
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James May's campus visit thrills Lancaster students
Former Top Gear presenter James May added a buzz of excitement to campus life this week when he visited Lancaster University’s new state-of-the-art Engineering building.