Flying quadrocopters, robotic arms and a 3D printer will all be demonstrated at an event aimed at showcasing the UK’s engineering and manufacturing sector. Get up to Speed is one of the headline events of the 2012 Global Manufacturing Festival…
Top primate researchers swing into Lincoln for annual meeting
Some of the world’s leading primatologists will convene in Lincoln, UK, for the annual spring meeting of the Primate Society of Great Britain. The University of Lincoln is hosting this event for the first time and will welcome around 60…
‘Green’ engineering talent at the University of Lincoln
Students are helping to tackle Britain’s looming landfill crisis by creating a recycling bin fit for the year 2020. The University of Lincoln’s School of Engineering has partnered with Louth-based technical plastics recycler and compounder, Luxus, for the ‘Design4Recycling’ competition.…
Research reveals Lincolnshire’s ageing population could be missing out on local transport
A new report from the University of Lincoln has highlighted the vital role that community transport schemes play in empowering older people to lead active, fulfilling and independent lives. But the study, undertaken by Dr Mike Ward, has also revealed…
Growing success for ‘green’ compost
Research into environmentally friendly, peat-free compost is proving successful. A joint project between the University of Lincoln and Bettaland nursery in Spalding, Lincolnshire, has been looking at peat alternatives following a Government announcement that all garden centres and DIY stores…
Lincoln academic advises Channel 4’s live egg hatch
An avian expert from the University of Lincoln is advising filmmakers on a new Easter-themed documentary series where viewers can see the eggs of various species hatch live on air. Dr Charles Deeming, from the School of Life Sciences, was…