News from 2015
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SCC part of atomic-scale ‘fingerprint’ research
Scientists have discovered a way to identify objects based on unique material characteristics.
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Lancaster University looks to Appoint Chair in Healthcare Technologies
Lancaster University is looking to appoint a Chair in Healthcare Technologies as part of its ongoing strategic investment in digital health, which includes plans for a new Health Innovation Campus at the University. This is a joint post held within the School of Computing and Communications and the Faculty of Health and Medicine that requires the successful candidate to create and lead collaborations between the two.
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National Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats launched
Lancaster University is to lead the UK’s new centre for the development and use of economic and social science research to understand, mitigate and counter security threats.
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Exciting Lectureship Opportunity in Data Engineering
The School of Computing and Communications is looking to appoint a Lecturer in Data Engineering as part of its extensive and ongoing investment programme in data science.
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New tool sheds light on how digital technologies are breaking down traditional life boundaries
A new online tool has been developed by UK university researchers to help people to understand how technology is affecting their lives.
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NATO tests technology developed at Lancaster University
Wireless communications technology developed by Lancaster researchers is being tested for its suitability for use by NATO.
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Lancaster University spin-out company named one of the world’s top tech marketing start-ups
One of the world’s biggest companies has recognised Relative Insight as a top 50 global tech marketing start-up.
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Lancaster aims to be first UK Minecraft university
Lancaster University is aiming to become the first UK university to be accurately recreated in the computer game Minecraft.
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Lancaster University helps BBC inspire 1 million coders
Lancaster University computer scientists are at the forefront of a UK-wide BBC initiative launched today to inspire a new generation to get creative with coding, programming and digital technology.
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