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🤔📱🔒 Ever wondered how AI works, how your phone fixes photos, or how your data stays safe? Join us on 20 May Gregson Centre for 'Maths Behind the Magic'! Fun, accessible talks on how maths powers AI, data transmission & encryption #Pint25 #Gregson #PintOfScience

Come and quench your thirst for knowledge at the Pint of Science UK festival on 19-21 May 2025 #pint25 Join us for a drink and hear world-class researchers share their amazing science live! 🧠✨

From life-changing healthcare innovations to tactile art, 3D printing is reshaping the world! Join us at Lancaster City Museum on Monday 19th May to discover how additive manufacturing is transforming industries and communities! #Pint25 #3DPrinting #PintOfScience

What can animal behaviour teach us about nature - and ourselves? Join us for Pint of Science at The Mazuma Stadium to hear fun and accessible talks on how animals and humans may not be as different as you thought. #Pint25 #Morecambe #AnimalBehaviour #PintOfScience

Every 5 seconds the equivalent of one soccer pitch is eroded! Once we lose this soil we won't see it again in our lifetime. We need to stop soil erosion to secure our future of food. #DesertificationAndDroughtDay #GenerationRestoration

There's a chance to see Saturn, Neptune and the Moon together this week before sunrise. Here's how to do it skyatnightmagazine.com/news/saturn-ne…

One hundred years ago, a small town in eastern Tennessee captured the attention of the entire country. sciencenews.org/article/scopes…

Registrations are now open to attend Uranium Science 2025, an international conference for exciting uranium-centred presentations. Held Lancaster University from 2-4 July - click for more details and registration

New research from Lancaster Psychology shows that reducing uncertainty about climate danger thresholds can boost cooperation on climate action. In a 'catastrophe game,' clearer early warnings led to more teamwork to avoid disaster. #ClimateChange #ClimateAction

UK scientists from Lancaster, Manchester, Liverpool & UCL have powered the world’s most precise measurement of the muon’s magnetic anomaly (g‑2) at 127 ppb, surpassing the goal of 140 ppb.

Professor Alona Armstrong, Director of Energy Lancaster, has been recognised in the ENDS Report Power List 2025 for her pioneering work in renewable energy and environmental sustainability.

Emeritus Professor Lionel Wilson is to be awarded the Thorarinsson Medal by the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI), a learned society dedicated to research in volcanology.

New study in challenges official narrative that violent crime is falling in England and Wales. Researchers from Lancaster and Royal Holloway show the Crime Survey for England & Wales underestimates violence

Registrations are now open to attend Uranium Science 2025, an international conference for exciting uranium-centred presentations. Held Lancaster University from 2-4 July - click for more details and registration

Satellite tracking of ocean giants like whale sharks and turtles reveals key habitats in urgent need of protection. A global study co-authored by Lancaster University’s Dr David March shows movement data can guide more effective marine conservation policy.

New findings from Lancaster and Manchester Universities refine our understanding of audiovisual speech perception. Whilst lip‐reading aids phoneme recognition in noise, its benefits are smaller than previously reported.

A comprehensive meta‑analysis showed distinct differences in word acquisition between autistic and neurotypical children.

Lancaster researchers are partnering with North West SMEs to pilot sustainable fertilisers derived from biomass and waste by-products, including cement bypass dust.

Lancaster’s Low Temperature Physics team showcased “A quantum view of the invisible universe” at the 2025 Cheltenham Science Festival

Lancaster researchers are pioneering 'macrobehaviour', a new field examining how animal behaviours, such as migration, tool use, and social learning, scale across species, regions, and time.