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  • University scientists involved in major international plant reproduction study

    Leicester is part of a major new study on the evolution of sexual reproduction in plants which has received 2.6 million euros in funding.

  • University figures feature in Most Influential People in Leicestershire list

    The Leicester Mercury has recently published its Most Influential People in Leicestershire 2016 brochure, which features staff, alumni, honorary graduates and others associated with the University of Leicester.

  • Leicester geneticist awarded prestigious Fellowship

    Dr Turi King (pictured), Reader in Genetics and Archaeology at the University has been awarded a prestigious British Science Association (BSA) Honorary Fellowship for her outstanding dedication to engaging and inspiring people through science.

  • Strategic areas

    The Leicester Microbial Sciences and Infectious Diseases Centre (LeMID), University of Leicester, aims to integrate microbiology with other major disciplines.

  • University geneticist warns of pseudoscience in industries

    A University scientist has joined leading scientists from across Europe in raising an alarm over the ‘pseudoscience’ concerning regulation of compounds used in agriculture, healthcare and industry.

  • Roberto Feuda

    The academic profile of Dr Roberto Feuda, Associate Professor and Royal Society University Research Fellow at University of Leicester

  • Emmanuel Acheampong

    The academic profile of Dr Emmanuel Acheampong, Lecturer in Precision Cancer Medicine at Leicester Cancer Research Centre

  • Julian Barwell

    The academic profile of Professor Julian Barwell, Professor in Genomic Medicine at University of Leicester

  • Anthony Brookes

    The academic profile of Professor Anthony Brookes, Professor of Genomics and Health Data Science at University of Leicester

  • Funding will help further development of bacteriophages to combat disease on a commercial scale

    Pioneering work to develop effective and safe bacteriophages to combat disease has received an £800,000 boost.

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