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New Report Tackles Gender Diversity in Scottish Parliamentary Co…
Sophie Belcher - March 5th, 2018
A new report examines gender diversity of witnesses to Scottish Parliamentary committees and provides a series of recommendations to improve the diver…
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The Conflict Between Males and Females Could Replace the Evoluti…
Sophie Belcher - February 21st, 2018
New research shows that males and females of the same species can evolve to be so different that they prevent other species from evolving or colonisin…
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Will You Find Mr Darcy this Valentine’s Day?
Cerri Evans - February 14th, 2018
Valentine’s Day is traditionally the day to celebrate a great love – and the University of Lincoln is pushing its passion for learning with a new …
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Students’ Achievements Celebrated at Graduation Ceremony
Sophie Belcher - January 31st, 2018
Undergraduate and postgraduate students from across the University’s four academic colleges received their awards in two ceremonies on Wednesday 24t…
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UK Regional Weather Forecasts Could be Improved Using Jet Stream…
Cerri Evans - January 30th, 2018
Weather forecasters could be able to better predict regional rainfall and temperatures across the UK by using North Atlantic jet stream data, accor…
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Is Arctic warming influencing the UK’s extreme weather?
Cerri Evans - January 4th, 2018
Severe snowy weather in winter or extreme rains in summer in the UK might be influenced by warming trends in the Arctic, according to new findings. Cl…
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Deciphering the past in Lincoln’s inaugural Roman Lecture
Gail Swift - June 7th, 2017
Secrets of Roman Londinium will be uncovered this June when classicist and cursive Latin expert, Dr Roger Tomlin, visits the University of Lincoln, UK…
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World-first Proton CT images create a new vision for cancer trea…
Gail Swift - May 11th, 2017
An international team of scientists has produced the world’s first computerised tomography (CT) images of biological tissue using protons – a mome…
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Computer scientists to contest ‘World Cup’ of robotics this …
Gail Swift - May 4th, 2017
Computer scientists leading pioneering robotics research in the UK have been selected to take part in the ‘World Cup’ of robotics, which will be h…
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Innovative designs in the spotlight at annual fashion showcase
Rob Wildman - May 18th, 2016
Innovative clothing and costume designs inspired by sleep states, macabre Victorian photography and brutalist architecture will be among the collectio…
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University of Lincoln to grow descendant of Sir Isaac Newton’s…
Elizabeth Allen - March 2nd, 2016
The legacy of the apple tree which inspired Sir Isaac Newton is to live on surrounded by the next generation of great minds, as the University of Linc…
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CSI Medieval: researchers to uncover forensic secrets of Britain…
Cerri Evans - January 5th, 2016
Modern forensic analysis will be paired with detailed historical research to reveal new insights into medieval British society hidden within the wax s…
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