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Awards for outstanding engineering students

Awards for outstanding engineering students

Four first class engineering students from Lancaster University have won awards for outstanding projects and academic achievement relating to Renewable Energy, Marine Energy, Hydro Power and the Formula Student Racing Car.

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Fri 2 December 2011

Marine Energy International Workshop at Lancaster

On Monday 10th January, Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group (LUREG) hosted a one day International Research Workshop on Marine Energy.

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Fri 14 January 2011

Students Win Ballroom Dance Competition

Two Lancaster students have danced their way to success in a ballroom competition at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.

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Fri 29 October 2010

Awards for Lancaster Engineering Students

Awards for Lancaster Engineering Students

Three engineering students from Lancaster University have won awards from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers for outstanding projects relating to Renewable Energy and Hydro Power.

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Thu 30 September 2010

Engineering student shortlisted for prestigious award

A Lancaster University Engineering student has been nominated as a finalist for a national award for his research into renewable energy.

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Tue 7 September 2010

Water power secures future of historic watermill

Water power secures future of historic watermill

Lancaster University Engineers have helped to devise and install a low head hydro turbine at the Heron Corn Mill, Beetham, Cumbria, providing enough electricity to supply the historic building and, more importantly, a surplus to sell to the neighbours.

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Wed 16 June 2010

Swapping gas guzzlers for green machines not enough to cut emissions says new report

Two Lancaster academics contributed to a major report published by The Royal Academy of Engineering Electric in May, which says that vehicles are only as 'green' as the electricity that charges their batteries.

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Fri 28 May 2010