In the Anglian region, 50% of drinking water is sourced from rivers and reservoirs, and 50% from underground sources. From these resources, every day, Anglian Water supplies over ONE BILLION LITRES of SAFE DRINKING WATER to our households… but it has a quite a journey before it arrives at...
All University of Lincoln researchers are invited to two upcoming information events on Ceres Agri-Tech funding opportunities. The first will take place on the Brayford Campus on 28th January 2020 from 11am – 3pm in E1 in the Enterprise Building, with the second being hosted at the National Centre...
We are delighted to welcome Quantitative Ecologist and Lecturer, Dr Shaun Coutts, to our growing team of academics and researchers. Dr Coutts uses a wide range of statistical and data driven approaches to tackle pressing agricultural issues such as weeds and pests and evolution of resistance. His work encompasses a...
On Friday 23rd November 2018, various delegates within the College of Science research teams will deliver updates on their project findings. Featuring news from the Schools of Engineering, Life Sciences, Computer Science and the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology, the agenda for the proceedings can be viewed online. The event...
A student at the School of Geography has been provided the opportunity to collaborate with researchers from his own School, as well as the Lincoln Institute for Agri-Food Technology (LIAT), after he received a bursary for an Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme (UROS). Bart Hill, a Geography BSc (Hons) student, was...
The Riseholme Campus of the University of Lincoln has joined the UK’s national network of monitoring stations measuring intergalactic cosmic rays to provide farmers and agri-tech researchers with near real-time data on soil moisture levels. Grasslands at the campus have been fitted with cutting-edge meteorological and soil monitoring instruments...