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Two Lancaster students are heading to Parliament on Monday for the finals of the STEM for BRITAIN awards

Two Lancaster University PhD students are taking their research to the Houses of Parliament on Monday (March 7) to take part in the finals of a national STEM competition.

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MicroBooNE experiment s first results show no hint of sterile neutrino

New results from the MicroBooNE experiment at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory deal a blow to a theoretical

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Melting Arctic ice carries high levels of forever chemicals, study finds

Melting Arctic ice carries high levels of forever chemicals, study finds
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Melting Arctic ice carries high levels of forever chemicals, study finds

Melting Arctic ice carries high levels of forever chemicals, study finds
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Carbon Capture: The North West SME working to improve product quality with science

Silverwoods Waste Management has accessed funded R&D support from a Lancaster University PhD researcher The owners of a family firm have taken on a second Lancaster University PhD researcher to continue the important work of researching the carbon capturing potential of cement bypass dust (CBD), a waste product of cement production, which is used by farmers to improve pastureland. The project is funded through the Eco-I North West Programme which recruits graduate researchers to work with North West England based small and medium sized businesses who want to develop innovative carbon saving products and services. Managing director Julian Silverwood comments, We have established a fabulous working relationship with Lancaster University, it’s helping to propel our business forward, the costs are negligible for any company and you get them back from R&D tax credits.

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