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Money can’t buy confidence in birth services, research shows
Cash is not a sufficient incentive for pregnant women in India to take up free institutional delivery services, new research shows.
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Lancaster confirmed as member of renewed School for Public Health Research
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has announced that a collaboration between Liverpool and Lancaster Universities (LiLaC) will be a member of a renewed School for Public Health Research.
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World-leading computing scientist joins Lancaster University
One of the world’s most prominent computing academics has been appointed as a Visiting Professor at Lancaster University.
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National recognition for Lancaster’s cyber security research
Lancaster University’s world-class work to make the internet a safer place has been recognised by the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
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Environment Agency Excellence Award for Lancaster research team
‘Children, young people and flooding: recovery and resilience’, the only research project working directly with flood-affected children to build future resilience, has won an award from the Environment Agency.
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Top marks for the student experience at Lancaster
Lancaster has risen 10 places to reach 21 out of 122 in the Times Higher Student Experience Survey 2017.
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Director appointed to lead Lancaster’s Materials Science Institute
Lancaster University has appointed a director to lead its Materials Science Institute, which will be officially launched this summer.
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Online course tackles dyslexia in the language classroom
A free online course, organised by linguists at Lancaster University, looking at dyslexia and other learning differences, is back by popular demand.
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Art and science mix in the lab
Biomedical science students have voted for the best undergraduate artwork made from microbes.
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PhD competition winner plans to promote diversity
PhD student Craig O’Hare has won £500 for a science project as part of an X-Factor style competition among schoolchildren.