Although it is known how cultural identity affects behaviours among the human population, it is still unknown whether this notion can be applied to man’s best friend. The answer may be just round the corner following research being carried out…
Animation team brings Christmas classic to life
Three Lincoln animators are celebrating their involvement in the 30th anniversary sequel to the classic Christmas film, ‘The Snowman’. Peter Dodd and Denise Dean, who are lecturers on the University of Lincoln’s BA (Hons) Animation course, and recent graduate, Lara…
New lab to unlock the mysteries of sleep
Scientists from the University of Lincoln have launched a new research laboratory to explore the mysteries of sleep. The Sleep and Cognition (SaC) Laboratory in the University’s School of Psychology will be the base for cutting-edge studies into the links…
Lincoln to train new generation of scientists to detect diseases through retinal imaging
A multi-million European project aimed at combating some of the EU’s most prevalent chronic medical conditions is being led by academics at the University of Lincoln. The REtinal Vascular Modelling, Measurement and Diagnosis (REVAMMAD) project aims to train a new generation…
Take the money: why we make better financial decisions for strangers than family
People make more rational economic decisions on behalf of strangers and distant relatives than they do for close family members or themselves, new psychology research has shown. The ability to turn down an immediate reward in anticipation that greater spoils…