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  • Gemma Hughes

    The academic profile of Dr Gemma Hughes, Associate Professor, Healthcare Management at University of Leicester

  • Dr Thomas Wilkinson

    The academic profile of Dr Thomas Wilkinson, Research Fellow, NIHR Biomedical Research Centre (BRC)

  • People

    Meet the team behind the ESRC Reading Goals project at the University of Leicester.

  • Labour Economics

    Module code: EC2052 Why do we observe some people in work and not others?  Why are people paid what they are paid?  Why do people work given number of hours? This module considers such questions using the tools of modern labour economics.

  • Chronology of DNA fingerprinting at Leicester

    Explore Professor Jeffreys research journey in the development of DNA fingerprinting from 1977 to the present day.

  • Ancient chimpanzee Adam lived over one million years ago

    Chimpanzees have an ancient common ancestor – or genetic ‘Adam’ - that lived over one million years ago, according to a research team led by Professor Mark Jobling from the Department of Genetics.

  • Genomes and Development

    Module code: NT3006 This module will illustrate the techniques of modern molecular genetics that are being applied to investigate the organisation, evolution and maintenance of the integrity of genomes, and provides “hands-on” experience of many of the relevant...

  • Anthony Brookes

    The academic profile of Professor Anthony Brookes, Professor of Genetics at University of Leicester

  • Pivoting on Price Workshop

    The University of Leicester is holding an evening workshop for finance managers on the skills to innovate business models using ‘design thinking’ and ‘pivoting’. It will be a fast-paced, hands-on session where attendees will learn by doing.

  • New test could help preserve endangered gibbon populations

    A Leicester geneticist working with ape specialists at Twycross Zoo has developed a test which could help preserve highly vulnerable Gibbon populations from extinction

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