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  • Juno Mission unveils the depth and structure of planet’s shrinking red spot and colourful bands

    Posted by Physics & Astronomy in Physics and Astronomy Blog on 29 October 2021 Dr.

  • Glowing Jupiter Awaits Juno University of Leicester

    Press release on spectacular new infrared images of Jupiter from the Leicester team.

  • America’s complicated relationship with healthcare explored in new book

    The final book in Professor Martin Halliwell's series on healthcare in the United States will be published on 15 November 2024.

  • Introductory Data Analysis

    Module code: FS0033 This module will teach you the fundamental statistical skills necessary for any quantitative degree, and is designed to bring you to a level of knowledge and competence equivalent to elements of advanced level statistics.

  • Introductory Data Analysis

    Module code: FS0033 This module will teach you the fundamental statistical skills necessary for any quantitative degree, and is designed to bring you to a level of knowledge and competence equivalent to elements of advanced level statistics.

  • BBC’s Digging for Britain to showcase Leicester Cathedral discoveries

    A University of Leicester-led archaeological dig at Leicester Cathedral is to be featured on BBC Two’s Digging for Britain.

  • The Government and Politics of the USA

    Module code: PL1013 This module serves as an introduction to contemporary American politics and the American system of government.

  • The Government and Politics of the USA

    Module code: PL1013 This module serves as an introduction to contemporary American politics and the American system of government.

  • Dig to explore story of Castle Hill

    An ancient monument at the heart of Leicester’s Castle Hill Country Park is due to be investigated later this month as part of a community archaeological project.

  • Introducing oral history

    Oral history provides a rich seam of material that gives an insight into the lives of ordinary people in the past: their home lives, working lives, social lives and family lives.

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