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Professor Alona Armstrong

Professor in Energy & Environmental Studies

Energy and Environment, Energy Lancaster, Pentland Centre, Soil Plant and Land Systems

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UK–Egypt collaboration builds with a co-chaired climate change mitigation workshop

Climate Change Mitigation Workshop co-chaired by Dr Basu Saha from the School of Engineering strengthens international collaboration to drive innovative solutions for climate change mitigation.

AISoc - First Meeting held in Sky Lounge

The first meeting of a new society took place in Infolab last week. About 40 attended the AISoc meeting and plans have been made for future meet ups. There has been great interest in the society ensuring this group will have an active presence on campus.

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Lancaster University Centre seeks innovative solutions to environmental issues for prestigious prize

Lancaster Professor named among UK's most influential environmental scientists

Professor Alona Armstrong, Director of Energy Lancaster, has been named in the ENDS Report Power List 2025 for her groundbreaking research into the environmental impacts of renewable energy. Her work promotes nature-positive solutions, influencing science, policy, and practice to ensure energy decarbonisation benefits ecosystems and supports a sustainable future.

Image of the group involved in the event - 22 people in total with the front 7 people sitting on chairs and the others standing, posing for the photo.

Successful Global Collaboration Event for developing a secure and sustainable future

Event brings Lancaster researchers together with two of our international partner campuses for research-focused event

Faculty of Science and Technology banned with Executive Dean Professor Pete Atkinson and seven PhD winners of awards at the Celebration of Science.

Celebration of Science is a Big Success in its 20th Year

The Faculty of Science and Technology’s Celebration of Science 2025: Discovery for a Changing World has taken place. This is the 20th year that an event has been run, showcasing research across the Faculty.

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