Health Innovation Campus

Health Innovation Campus

What we do
HIC Partner logos: Lancashire Enterprise Partnership, Northern Powerhouse, European Regional Development Fund

Health Innovation One

Lancaster University Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andy Schofield, recently visited the Health Innovation Campus to announce the completion of the first phase of the project.

Click the link below to take a look inside our new Health Innovation One building - a physical hub which brings together academics and industry health and care experts to create an innovation eco-system.

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Business support

We’re working with small businesses, social enterprises, and charities in Lancashire to re-imagine health and wellbeing solutions for the future. Find out about ways we can help your organisation to innovate, develop and grow.

Business support
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HIC office space

Business space

The Health Innovation Campus offers office space/shared business space/meeting rooms and engagement opportunities to work on important health challenges with researchers and other partners on site.

Business space

Upcoming Events

9th Dec

Patterns of alcohol consumption in older adults – evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing

Friday 9 December 2022, 1:00pm to 3:00pm

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the medical students

Lancashire’s first student Community First Responder team

Twelve medical students from Lancaster University have formed Lancashire’s first student Community First Responder (CFR) scheme after training with the North West Ambulance Service.
Dr Jonathan Read; Professor Christopher Jewell

Lancaster statisticians recognised for pandemic modelling

Lancaster University statisticians are being recognised for their work supporting the UK’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The malaria mosquito Anopheles stephensi

Lancaster Medical School shares in global funding to combat malaria

Lancaster University is part of the Malaria Modellers in Africa consortium (MaModAfrica) which has been awarded a multi-million pound contract by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. 
care home

Digital technology linking care homes to clinical advice hubs reduces A&E attendances

The use of digital technology in residential care homes can reduce the number of emergency department attendances by 10% each month, according to new research presented at the European Emergency Medicine Congress in Berlin, Germany.
Team of local co-researchers who supported the development of the bid. Top row (Left to Right) Rochelle Morris, Elsi-May Carroll, Caitlan Greenwood, Andrew Speight, Heather Lewis, Elle Barnett, Gregor Creelman, Chloe Dwornik, Conal Land, Lauren Wyatt, Grace Robson Chairs (Left to Right) Sam Richardson, Abigail Lee, Henry Pollock, Khadija Badri

Collaboration will see Lancaster research used to help improve population health outcomes

Lancaster University is to work with Blackpool Council on a pioneering £5m National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) health inequalities research collaboration.

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Contact Us

By post

Health Innovation One

Sir John Fisher Drive

Lancaster University

Lancaster

LA1 4YW

By email

HIC@lancaster.ac.uk