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Festival brings the tropics to town

Festival brings the tropics to town

Researchers from Lancaster University are bringing a flavour of the tropics to town this month.

Story supplied by LU Press Office
Tue 21 February 2012

Lancaster's University Challenge Team!

Three of LEC's postgraduate students have qualified for the televised rounds of BBC's University Challenge. The Lancaster team is made up of:

Tue 14 February 2012

LEC PG Open Days and Travel Bursary

LEC is pleased to announce that Open Day Travel Bursaries are available to prospective applicants not currently studying at Lancaster who attend a LEC PG Open Day in 2012.

Tue 14 February 2012

BHS-JBA Trust Studentship awarded to David Mindham on MSc Sustainable Water Management

BHS-JBA Trust Studentship awarded to David Mindham on MSc Sustainable Water Management

Congratulations to David Mindham for being one of only six students in the UK to be awarded a BHS-JBA Trust Studentship!

Thu 9 February 2012

LEC research reveals true cost of a burger

LEC research reveals true cost of a burger

The UK could considerably reduce its carbon footprint if more of us switched to a vegetarian diet, according to new research by Lancaster University.

Story supplied by LU Press Office
Tue 7 February 2012

PhD Studentships 2012/13

The Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC), Lancaster University, is pleased to announce a significant number of PhD Studentships for October 2012.

Mon 6 February 2012

Assessing Water-Related Business Risks

The Catchment Change Network is hosting the NERC Knowledge Exchange Workshop: 'Assessing Water-Related Business Risks' in LEC on Wednesday 29th February 2012.

Thu 2 February 2012

Grasslands soils offer some insurance against climate change

Grasslands soils offer some insurance against climate change

The earth beneath our feet plays an important role in carbon storage - a key factor in climate change - and new research published in Nature Climate Change this week shows that in times of drought some types of soil perform better than others.

Story supplied by LU Press Office
Mon 30 January 2012

Lancaster University shares in £1.8m for research into food security

Lancaster University shares in £1.8m for research into food security

Lancaster University and four other institutions have been awarded approximately £1.8m for research into food security as part of a new Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) scheme.

Story supplied by LU Press Office
Wed 25 January 2012

LEC in China

LEC in China

Lancaster Environment Centre contributed to a high profile International Environmental Forum and co-organised the First International Workshop on Environment and Health in China with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Mon 23 January 2012