News from 2015
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We’d like you to move in! Office space and hot desks available
Come and co-locate your business alongside Lancaster University's internationally renowned knowledge base at the Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC).
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Children’s Journey of Hope
Researchers are working with Save the Children to deliver workshops to support children and young people affected by disasters in the UK.
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Business Newsletter Autumn 2013
This autumn's edition of the newsletter from LEC's enterprise and business partnerships team.
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Lava sighting solves mystery
Scientists have made the first ever observations of how a rare type of lava continues moving almost a year after a volcanic eruption.
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BBC investigates Morecambe mud
When the BBC’s Autumnwatch wanted to analyse the calorific value of tiny life forms in Morcambe Bay mud, it turned to Lancaster University researchers for help.
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£4.9m for training environmental scientists
Lancaster University is leading a £4.9 million initiative to train a new generation of environmental scientists equipped to tackle the challenges of a planet under pressure.
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Lancaster University to exploit its global reach for the benefit of UK SMEs
The Lancaster China Catalyst Programme aims to revitalise the UK’s position in the global exports markets, create 240 jobs, help 400 domestic businesses and boost the economy by £40m.
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LEC academic presents to UN panel
Professor Nigel Paul provides an assessment of the effects of ozone depletion to World governments and, a few days later, discusses the issue with his Lancaster students.
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New study on tropical forest biology
A major new study will explore the impact of the changes that humans are making to the ecosystems of tropical forests.
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Sustainability team strengthened
Three new lecturers in sustainability have joined Lancaster Environment Centre with expertise covering carbon capture and geo-engineering, climate refugees and local food.