Security and Protection Science at Lancaster

Security and Protection Science builds on Lancaster's credentials as a world leader in cyber security and protection science, with its cross-disciplinary expertise recognised through being one of only a handful of universities nationally to be identified by the National Cyber Security Centre as an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research and Cyber Security Education.

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Invitation to apply for funding for interdisciplinary research workshops - Data Science Institute

The Data Science Institute supports interdisciplinary research across a wide range of disciplines and interests. Institute members are passionately engaged in a wide range of data-intensive activity, which is addressing critical societal, economic and environmental questions, as well as generating new mathematical models and methods of digital innovation.
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A SafePod arrives at Lancaster University

An ESRC funded SafePod is now installed in our library extension.
From left: Templar Executives CEO Andrew Fitzmaurice, Dr Robyn Remke from Lancaster University Management School, Dr Dan Prince, Senior Lecturer in Security and Protection Science at Lancaster University, and Rekha Babber, Managing Director of Templar Cyber Academy

Event to explore protecting organisations and the role of leaders in a world of complex and evolving digital threats

A special event aimed at industry leaders will investigate how organisations and individuals can protect against cyber threats and ensure their workforce is equipped to deal with escalating and constantly evolving challenges.
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£5.7 million growth opportunity for Cumbria businesses announced

Businesses across Cumbria are set to benefit from a growth-boosting £5.7 million research and development support package.
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BBC research partnership to enable future personalised media for everyone

Lancaster University has teamed up with the BBC and the University of Surrey on a new ‘Prosperity Partnership’ to develop cutting-edge technologies that will allow future media experiences to be hyper-personalised by adapting to individual users’ interests, devices and accessibility requirements.

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