PhD student, Luke Argyle, is recruiting participants for his research investigating the effects of a range of animal-assisted intervention types for his PhD.

Staff are invited to take part in a survey to investigate people’s first impressions from unfamiliar faces.

Dr Geeta Lakshmi, Associate Professor, LIBS has recently published a book on Challenge Based Learning.

Dog owners are invited to take part in a survey which looks at how dogs affect the wellbeing of their owners.

A study examining a recently introduced assessment for General Practitioners has been awarded Research Paper of the Year for Medical Education by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP).

Dr. Renée Ward, Senior Lecturer in Medieval Literature and founder and organizer of the University’s annual Medieval Week, has just published The Arthurian World, a co-edited volume on Arthuriana for the Routledge Worlds series. Dr. Ward co-edited the volume, co-wrote the introduction, and wrote a single-authored chapter.

Two researchers will undertake major new studies at the University of Lincoln, UK, after successfully securing fellowships through the prestigious Leverhulme Trust.

An expert review into the sources, spread, and control of Campylobacter has found that further interventions are needed to better limit the spread of food poisoning caused by the bacteria.

New research from the University of Lincoln has found that dog-assisted interventions can lead to significantly lower stress levels in children both with and without special needs. The findings were published this week in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Kerstin Meints, Professor in Developmental Psychology at the University of Lincoln, and colleagues. The study […]

A new study has found that dog-assisted interventions can lead to significantly lower stress levels in children both with and without special needs. The findings were published this week in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Kerstin Meints, Professor in Developmental Psychology at the University of Lincoln, and colleagues.  The study compared cortisol levels in […]