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  • New website launched to explore the full healthy life in Australia for migrants from the UK and Europe

    Between 1945 and 1975 some three million migrants and refugees arrived in Australia from Britain and Europe. Chosen to be young, strong and healthy workers, they were expected to rapidly integrate and ‘become good Australians by adoption’.

  • Leicester spinout technology hailed as most commercially viable

    A technology developed at the University, and the prime focus of Leicester spin-out company MIP Diagnostics, has been recognised as ‘most commercially viable’ at Europe’s flagship Drug Discovery event.

  • Rachel Small BA MA

    Learn more about our Environmental Officer of ULAS, Rachel Small.

  • Leicesters contribution to forensic history featured by BBC

    BBC4’s new three-part documentary series exploring the history and development of forensic science includes contributions from academics at the University of Leicester, including Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys discussing his invention of DNA fingerprinting.

  • How fandom can be viewed as a form or substitute for religion

    The extent to which mass following of popular culture – popular music stars, TV shows or football fandom – can act as a form of faith for followers is to be explored at an international conference hosted at Leicester between 28-30 July.

  • Discovering a King

    Dr Turi King led the genetic investigation to establish the identity of King Richard III.

  • Dean of our School of Business is conferred with national fellowship

    The Dean of the our Business School has been given a prestigious award in recognition of the contribution her work makes to society.

  • Keeping our data safe

    The shape of the next generation of data-driven technologies will depend upon how we address concerns about the security and integrity of data today, a University of Leicester scientist will argue at the GREAT Festival of Innovation in Hong Kong.

  • East Midlands gets £9 million health boost

    An organisation committed to improving the health and wellbeing of the East Midlands by speeding up the adoption of research and innovation into frontline health and care practice will continue for another five years after being awarded £9 million.

  • Research clusters

    Find out more about our research clusters in the School of Arts, Media, and Communication, covering Contemporary Literature, Writing, and Culture; Health, Environment, Science, and Technology in the Arts and media; Literary and Cultural Histories; Media Practice; Public...

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