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  • Metals in dust and soils and health

    The aim of this project is to investigate exposures to metals from soils and dust and assess potential health risks.

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  • First UV/X-ray study of star PDS 70 offers insight into planetary formation

    star formation star formation from nasa and space telescope science institute ©NASA and Space Telescope Science Institute|A Leicester-led team of astronomers, working as part of an international consortium, have made a breakthrough discovery which changes our...

  • Anthology

    Description of the fiction and poetry anthology, Unstitching Silence, produced for the AHRC-funded collaborative project 'Representing Gender-Based Violence: Literature, Performance and Activism in the Anglophone Caribbean'.

  • Leicesters everevolving literary festival receives important Arts Council grant

    Literary Leicester, a leading festival of the written and spoken word organised by our University, opens in Leicester next month (November), with a glittering line-up of events that are free and open to the public.

  • Award for ambitious and innovative project

    Dr Richard Alexander (pictured) from the Department of Physics and Astronomy's Theoretical Astrophysics Group has won a prestigious £1.4 million award dedicated to ambitious and innovative projects.

  • Managing migration

    Dr Zovanga L. Kone discusses managed migration, and how migration improves global economies.

  • System Re-Engineering

    Module code: CO7506 In this module you will study the main issues related to software systems ageing and evolution.

  • Infection and diseases

    Learn more about bacteria and how they cause disease. Details on bacteria and how they successfully infect and cause damage to us.

  • Scientists suggest significant scale of human impact on planet has changed course of Earths history

    The significant scale of human impact on our planet has changed the course of Earth history, an international team of scientists led by our School of Geography, Geology and the Environment has suggested.

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