Image link to the article : Lincoln Psychologist Discusses Research on Crimewatch.
Dr Kay Ritchie form the College of Social Science has appeared on BBC’s Crimewatch Roadshow to discuss her work on improving CCTV images using face averages. Dr Ritchie led a…
Image link to the article : College of Social Science Enterprise Fund 2018/19.
Applications are invited for small grants (up to £250) to stimulate enterprise-related activity within the College of Social Science. The awards are open to any member of staff who can…
Image link to the article : Health & Social Care Research Recognised in UK’s Best Breakthroughs List.
Research to find ways to relieve the pressures on the NHS through better training from the University of Lincoln has today been named as one of the UK’s 100 best…
Image link to the article : A Legal History of Witchcraft in the UK.
As part of a recent series of videos for Halloween, Prof Matthew Hall of Lincoln Law School presented a three-part series of short videos looking at Witchcraft in the…
Image link to the article : Prof Harriet Gross speaks on the healing power of gardening at Lambeth Palace.
Acting head of the College of Social Science, and author of The Psychology of Gardening, Professor Harriet Gross recently spoke at the Green Health Live conference at Lambeth Palace. Professor…
Image link to the article : Lincoln Psychology Introduce New Computer Game For Children With Vision Loss.
Researchers from the University of Lincoln have teamed up with the WESC Foundation to create a new browser-based game called Eyelander, which aims to help children and young people with vision-loss to…
Image link to the article : College of Social Science Research Showcase 2018.
We’re happy to present a Flickr gallery of photos from this year’s College Research Showcase that took place in the Stephen Langton building on 6th June. The variety and quality…
Image link to the article : Lincoln Psychology's Dr Amanda Roberts on the new regulations for fixed-odds betting terminals.
It was announced this morning that The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has agreed to cut the maximum permitted stake on controversial fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) from £100 to…
Image link to the article : Lincoln's Blue Dog Project Wins Award at PEARL Conference.
The Public Engagement for All with Research at Lincoln (PEARL) Project is funded by RCUK and it recognises research that actively engages with the public. This year’s PEARL Conference featured speakers…
Image link to the article : Do you want to try our new body scanner?.
Body image matters to all of us. Influenced by bio-social factors as diverse as genetics, the mass media, family and peers, and even children’s toys, the internalisation of negative body…
