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    The Juno group at the University of Leicester will be trying to keep track of our media engagement related to the Juno project over the coming months, so here’s an incomplete list of Juno articles that have involved University of Leicester researchers.

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    Posted by in The Power of the Criminal Corpse on August 26, 2015 Harnessing the Power of the Criminal Corpse is the research blog sharing findings and research experiences from the Wellcome Trust funded project investigating the social, symbolic, medicinal, judicial,...

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  • Student profiles

    Find out what our graduates thought about our MA courses, and what they are up to now.

  • A poetic double helix

    Double helix|Innovative poem by University of Leicester academics reflects complex structure of DNA. A collaboration between a poet and a biologist at the University of Leicester has resulted in a unique poem which will be heard on BBC Radio 4 on Monday 25 February.

  • Waugh Geography Quiz Answers

    Waugh Geography Quiz Answers

  • Women exposed to MWI emissions show small increase in breast milk pollutants

    Study involving Professor Anna Hansell, from the University of Leicester Centre for Environmental Health and Sustainability, analysed impact of emissions from municipal waste incinerators

  • Marking of assessed work excluding the Thesis

    (3)9.8 Marking shall be undertaken in accordance with agreed written criteria.

  • Acarajé Diaries Day 0 – University of Leicester

    Project co-investigator embarks on a research trip to Salvador, Bahia in Brazil to find out more about the bahianas do acarajé.

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    Posted by in Library Special Collections on December 19, 2013 The University Library holds internationally important collections of rare books, manuscripts and archives from as early as the twelfth century.

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