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Lancaster University signs international cyber security research agreement
Lancaster University is enhancing its position as a global leader in cyber security research by agreeing links with Japan’s national ICT institute.
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Research shows surge in antisemitism on social media
Research undertaken by Lancaster University has informed a major inquiry into antisemitism.
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New Director to lead the Cockcroft Institute
The Cockcroft Institute at Daresbury Laboratory has appointed Professor Peter Ratoff as its new Director. He is currently the Acting Director of the Institute and will take up the full time role on March 1 2015.
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Strong partnership stages arts project success
A cultural partnership between Lancaster University and The Dukes, resulting in innovative, collaborative outreach arts projects, will lead to the further development of the University’s research and teaching activities through the use of the arts.
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Why ‘Religion’ can’t explain terrorism
Headlines and policy initiatives need to move away from using ‘religion’ as a way of explaining many terrorist attacks, research has shown.
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Revisit the past to discover the cities of the future
What do we want from our cities in years to come? How should we plan our new urban landscapes?
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Lancaster University in the top 50 most international universities in the world
Lancaster University has been ranked in the top 50 of the world’s most international universities by Times Higher Education (THE).
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Lancaster University introduces regional writers to North West schools
A Lancaster University initiative has helped to shape the English syllabus of four North West schools.
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New app uses location tech to match Lancaster students with the best deals on campus
A new smart phone app created by two Lancaster University students enables discounts and offers to be sent directly to students walking close to businesses on campus.
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Urban taste for bushmeat poses threat to Amazonian wildlife
Research has uncovered alarming evidence of an underreported wild-meat crisis in the heart of Amazonia.