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Published: 30th March 2020

Manufacturing safety visors and producing ventilators are just some of the ways the University of Lincoln is helping tackle the global Coronavirus crisis.

Published: 24th March 2020

Love Island's Wes Nelson's Instagram will be dedicated to helping future students prepare for university life this week as part of a new series of online educational chats – and anyone can get involved.

Published: 23rd March 2020

Ground has been broken and main construction will now start on the University of Lincoln's bespoke agri-food research and development facility at the new Food Enterprise Zone (FEZ) in Holbeach, Lincolnshire - in the heart of the UK's £100bn f

Published: 18th March 2020

Separation anxiety in dogs should be seen as a symptom of underlying frustrations rather than a diagnosis, and understanding these root causes could be key to effective treatment, new research by animal behaviour specialists suggests.

Published: 5th March 2020  (updated 5th March 2020, 9:40am)

Work-related stress encountered by construction workers and the impact it has on performance, the risk of accidents, and costs to employers will be investigated thanks to a £25,000 research grant.

Published: 5th March 2020

The University of Lincoln is pledging to plant one new tree for each application received at its Postgraduate Open Day on Saturday 7th March.

Published: 25th February 2020

Does eating red meat increase the risk of cancer? Could a virus hold the key to fighting drug-resistant bacteria? How can we tackle the climate emergency? And just how good are you at applying sun cream?

Published: 17th February 2020

A new smartphone app to tackle pests destroying crops has been developed – and it could soon help farmers whose lands are being decimated by swarms of locusts, something the UN has called for "rapid action" action on.

Published: 17th February 2020  (updated 17th February 2020, 1:50pm)

New research has found that bush-crickets' ear canals have evolved to work in the same way as mammals' ears to amplify sound and modulate sound pressure – and the findings could help scientists make better acoustic sensors for human use

Published: 17th February 2020

Weightlifters could do less and get stronger by changing the amount they lift each session, according to new research.  

Published: 3rd February 2020

Studying in America and setting up new businesses are just some of the ways a Santander Universities grant of more than £150,000 has been unlocking the potential of students at the University of Lincoln, UK – and the fund has been renewed for three m