Bring the Family to Campus in the City – A Free Day of Discovery in Morecambe Lancaster University is bringing its popular Campus in the City festival back to Morecambe this Easter, offering a full day of free, hands-on activities for families. The event takes place on Friday 10 April, from 10.30am to 4pm at […]
Breaking the Solitary Shark Myth: Social Lives of Bull Sharks Uncovered Sharks have long been portrayed as solitary predators, but groundbreaking research from Lancaster University and its partners reveals a surprising truth: bull sharks form complex social relationships and actively choose their companions, much like humans do. This fascinating study, conducted over six years at […]
Scientists at Aberystwyth University are spearheading a groundbreaking project to enhance the accuracy and reliability of space weather forecasting. This initiative, led by Professor Huw Morgan from the Department of Physics, aims to unlock the secrets of the Sun’s magnetic field, particularly within its outer atmosphere, the corona. Understanding the Challenge of Space Weather Prediction […]
Understanding the Barriers to SME Green Transition in London Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of London’s economy, accounting for 99% of all businesses in the UK. However, a recent report from Middlesex University reveals a stark reality: less than 1% of the UK’s five million SMEs have accessed public green energy support […]
Addressing the UK’s Critical Nuclear Skills Shortage Through New PhD Opportunities Lancaster University is set to play a pivotal role in addressing the UK’s urgent shortage of nuclear engineering and scientific expertise through a major new government investment. The university will deliver a new generation of talented nuclear sector engineers, scientists, and researchers, creating more […]
Shocking new figures reveal that more than half of all children in the UK are now growing up in households without enough income to meet a minimum socially acceptable standard of living. The latest annual analysis shows that 52.6% of children are living in households with incomes below the Minimum Income Standard (MIS), a significant […]
Recent investigations have uncovered troubling practices within global supply chains, from forced labor in agriculture to illegal fishing and unsafe factory conditions. These issues often remain hidden until exposed by journalists, whistleblowers, or activists. When consumers learn that their everyday purchases may be linked to exploitation or environmental harm, it creates a powerful sense of […]
In a remarkable achievement for Loughborough University and the field of building services engineering, Professor Mahroo Eftekhari has been awarded the prestigious ASHRAE Fellowship. This honor, announced at the ASHRAE winter conference in Las Vegas, recognizes her exceptional contributions to sustainable technology and the built environment. ASHRAE, the international society of heating, refrigerating, and air-conditioning […]
The Evolution of Pancake Recipes: A Culinary Journey Through Time When we think of pancakes today, we often picture fluffy stacks drizzled with maple syrup or delicate crêpes filled with sweet or savory ingredients. However, the history of pancake recipes is a fascinating journey that spans centuries, reflecting changes in ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural […]
Two talented Fine Art students from Loughborough University have achieved a remarkable milestone in their artistic careers, with their work selected for projection at the prestigious Tate Britain in London. Emily McIntosh and Charlotte Taylor were chosen to showcase their artwork as part of the Tate Late series, which celebrated the legacy of influential photographer […]