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Methods@Lancaster

Learn, share, discover

Welcome to Methods@Lancaster – the home of multi-disciplinary research at Lancaster University.

Methods@Lancaster provides a hub for research and collaboration, bringing together the many diverse networks from across the University, showcasing the breadth of research, and providing opportunities to learn, share, collaborate and explore new and interesting opportunities both at Lancaster, and across the North West.

An ivory object, assumed to be of Asian elephant origin, under the microscope inside a Renishaw in Via Raman microspectrometer

Laser technology offers breakthrough in detecting illegal ivory

A new way of quickly distinguishing between illegal elephant ivory and legal mammoth tusk ivory could prove critical to fighting the illegal ivory trade. 
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Insight into neurodivergent graduates’ capabilities and challenges

Neurodivergent graduates feel confident about their careers skills and value their degree-related knowledge for gaining future employment, new research has found. 
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Parliament launch showcases net zero work of Bay Curriculum

The Morecambe Bay Curriculum (MBC) features in a new climate change report, proposing innovative ideas to Government on how to reach net zero. The report will be launched at a parliamentary event tonight (April 23) at the House of Commons.
Poster for the performance at the Shire Hall with dates and a dramatic silhouette of Henry on a background of orange, grey and yellow

Shire Hall provides ‘a kingdom for a stage’ for Henry V

An innovative production of Shakespeare brings together Lancaster University, professional theatre practitioners from the North West and volunteers from Lancaster and Morecambe, at Lancaster Castle next month.

Front cover of report (pink and purple background) bearing wording Children in Care in the North of England

Children in the North at greater risk of entering care – new report

A new report, co-authored by Lancaster University researchers, has revealed the £25 billion burden of children in care which has been placed on stretched services in the North of England.
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Work Foundation warns 1.4 million workers face insecurity at work and at home as private rents soar

New analysis from the Work Foundation at Lancaster University reveals 1.4 million people face the ‘double jeopardy’ of working in severely insecure jobs while living in the private rented sector as rents soar. 

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