Many funding bodies believe that everyone has a right to be treated fairly and with dignity and respect. They are committed to promoting safe research and innovation environments.
The University expects all members of the University including staff and students and those who are not members of the University but who are conducting research on university premises, to observe the highest standards of ethics and integrity in the conduct of their research.
Research integrity is another name for ‘good research practice’. It’s the conduct of research in ways that promote trust and confidence in all aspects of the research process.
This study will investigate the effects of animal-assisted interventions across in person, online and other technological methodologies: using robotics, virtual reality, and videos.
We are recruiting people aged 18+ who have any kind of chronic pain condition to participate in our study looking into barriers to research participation. You can take part in person or online, and the session will take roughly 1 hour.
We are recruiting participants to participate in a study assessing how the timing of oral contraceptive consumption affects cognitive function (assessed using laptop-based tests) and substrate metabolism (e.g. the use of carbohydrate and fats as energy sources) during exercise.
Research from Professor Sundari Anitha, Professor of Gender, Violence and Work, has helped secure vital legal support for victims of transnational marriage abandonment.
The ‘Caregiving Dads, Breadwinning Mums’ research team at the University of Lincoln recently had the exciting experience of launching their new research report at a webinar hosted by the Women’s Budget Group.
Dr Jialin Hardwick, Senior Lecturer at Lincoln International Business School, attended the ISBE (The Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship) annual conference 2022 and presented the recent research ‘Trust development in the commercialisation of innovation in the digital age’ in York, UK, 28th October 2022 on behalf of the research team (with Dr Barry Ardley), Lincoln International Business School, University of Lincoln.
The philosophy forum will be doing a reading of Deleuze and Guattari’s ‘What is Philosophy?’ from start to finish.
