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  • Sharp Power Research Portal…

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on December 10, 2021 …has been created by the International Forum for Democratic Studies.

  • Elizabeth Blood

    Research Associate

  • Available PhD projects

    Browse PhD projects and the supervisors who run them in the Department of Genetics and Genome Biology at the University of Leicester.

  • Response by Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys to Honorary Degree Oration, July 2004

    Professor Jeffreys response to being awarded an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science at the University of Leicester.

  • Cracking the complexities of metal processing

    The Royal Academy of Engineering has appointed Professor Hongbiao Dong to a five-year Research Chair at our University, with the aim of developing a step change in metal processing.

  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7404 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7555 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7404 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7555 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7404 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

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