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  • Suffragan Bishop of Loughborough to speak on ‘Justice, Faith and Belonging in a Changing World’

    The unit for Diversity, Inclusion & Community Engagement (DICE) at the University of Leicester, in conjunction with Leicestershire County Council, is organising a fascinating and free public event on Thursday 10 October for all those interested in the role of faith...

  • Preventing sudden death by rewiring our hearts

    When it comes to matters of the heart André Ng is the electrician. His work focuses on the electrics of the heart and the messages that go between the heart and the brain.

  • PPI in research

    PPI in research is explaining in lay terms patient engagement

  • Stephanie Hubbard

    The academic profile of Dr Stephanie Hubbard, Associate Professor of Medical Statistics at University of Leicester

  • Research Projects

    A selection of current and recent research projects in Leicester Law School.

  • Call for guidance after BAME COVID-19 death figures released

    Urgent guidance on how the NHS will seek to minimise risk to those people from BAME backgrounds who are receiving care and serving on the frontline is being called for, in response to new figures released by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) today.

  • New research project to compare experiences of violence homicide and mental health among sex workers

    Professor Teela Sanders and Dr Rosie Campbell OBE from the Department of Criminology have written an article for Think: Leicester discussing their new research project and the significance of International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers, which...

  • Space sector needs ‘greater imagination’ to tackle skills challenge, expert warns

    Professor Martin Barstow from Space Park Leicester and the University of Leicester contributes to a new House of Lords report

  • News

    View all the latest news related to Covid in cartoons

  • Transport

    Learn more about the collections about EMOHA in the East Midlands Oral History Archive.

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