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Dr Tom Jackson, Dr Louise Cooke and Dr Rachel Lindsay have won the Loughborough University Enterprise Award for research into ways to realise the potential of mobile technology to make policing faster and more efficient. The project involved the selection and acceptance of Mobile Data Terminals (MDT

Congratulations from all in the Department of Information Science to Fahd for winning this prize! H. H. Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Sharjah and President of University of Sharjah today honored the winner of the Sharjah Award for the Best PhD Thesis i

The Department of Information Science at Loughborough University is an active and highly regarded Department, which, since its creation in 1972, has established a national and international reputation in its field. The Department of Information Science is ranked as the top institution in the UK to s

Please support us by voting now! The project leads were Dr. Tom Jackson and Dr. Louise Cooke, and the Research Associate was former DIS PhD student, Dr. Rachael Lindsay. http://www.lboro.ac.uk/enterprise-awards/knowledge-transfer/high-tech-policing.html   voting is on the top right side.

Kimberley-rae Clarke and Toni Slee, both studying on our postgraduate Information and Library Management programme, have both received awards from the John Campbell Trust. Kimberley-rae has been awarded the prestigious Scholarship to support her Masters studies. The Trust decided to support Toni’s a

Loughborough University School of the Arts, English and Drama and the Department of Information Science are jointly offering a PhD Studentship for an archive-based investigation of pre-production processes in selected children’s animated TV series made in Britain. The subject and object of the resea