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  • The Galactic Unite Scholarship at the University of Leicester

    Posted by Physics & Astronomy in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 6 November 2020 Undergraduate Physics majors pursuing Space Science or Astrophysics can now apply to the Galactic Unite Scholarship at the University of Leicester.

  • News archive 2018

    Read news stories from Leicester Law School in 2018.

  • Landscape History

    Dr Richard Jones takes his students out into the field to explore the English Landscape and to discover what histories it can tell.

  • $100 Million Women: Hollywood’s Women Directors

    Dr Claire Jenkins’ project $100 Million Women explores the careers of women directors working in Hollywood who have made over $100 million at the American domestic box office with a single film.

  • Dr Samantha Harrison

    I am a Professor in Respiratory Rehabilitation at Teesside University, Middlesbrough, UK.

  • Advanced Topics in Infection and Immunity

    Module code: MB7305 Module Outline In spite of the global importance of infectious diseases, and the evolution of immune responses to combat and prevent such infections; microbiology and immunology originally evolved as separate disciplines.

  • Qualitative Research

    Module code: MD7462 In this module you will examine the basic features of a range of qualitative methods and identify those commonly used.

  • Advanced Physical Chemistry

    Module code: CH7041 In this module, you will explore exciting concepts in the physical chemistry of modern nanoscience and nanotechnology.

  • Expert opinions cover Jupiters composition air pollution and bees

    Dr Leigh Fletcher from the Department of Physics and Astronomy has written a Staff Blog discussing our understanding of the giant planet Jupiter and its bulk composition.

  • Event invites visitors to have fun with fungus

    Members of the public are being invited to visit the Botanic Garden in Oadby to find out more about fungi. The Leicestershire Fungi Study Group is presenting a table display of specimens found in the Botanic Garden for the public to view. Taking place in Knoll House from 10.

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