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Lancashire start-up blends textile heritage with high tech innovation
An innovative Lancashire start-up has drawn on the county’s textile heritage and modern high-tech engineering expertise to expand its product range.
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London’s congestion charge has made roads safer for all
The introduction of London’s congestion charge led to a substantial reduction in the number of accidents in the city and a significant decline in the rate of accidents per mile driven.
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Honorary degree for acclaimed poet SuAndi
An internationally acclaimed performance poet has been awarded an honorary degree for her outstanding contribution to British art.
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Pitch perfect for final performance at University
A musician who has consistently hit the top notes is to retire after 35 years at the Lancaster University organ console.
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Honorary Fellows praised for outstanding service
Two people who have made an outstanding contribution to Lancaster University and the region have been rewarded for their hard work and service.
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Major feat of engineering opens doors to future
Lancaster University’s new flagship Engineering Building will provide a beacon of excellence for research and recruitment for the UK’s buoyant and significant engineering industry.
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Why Super Mario runs from left to right
There may be a fundamental bias in the way people prefer to see moving items depicted in pictures according to research.
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Traditional beliefs promote sustainability in West Africa
Sacred forests and traditional beliefs are shaping sustainable farming practices in communities in West Africa, according to new research.
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Former student takes top role at his University
The third Chancellor of Lancaster University was officially ‘installed’ at a special ceremony on campus on Wednesday (March 4).
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How cannabis use affects people with Bipolar Disorder
The first study to examine the use of cannabis in the context of daily life among people with Bipolar Disorder has shown how the drug is linked to increases in both manic and depressive symptoms.