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  • Tom Chad

    British Heart Foundation Accelerator Academic Clinical Fellow tc269@le.ac.uk Qualifications MBChB. University of Leicester 2016 MSc. University of Nottingham 2011 BSc.

  • Supervisory support

    Our PhD students benefit from supervision from internationally recognised scholars and researchers who are at the frontiers of their disciplines.

  • Useful contacts

    See our list of useful contacts across the University for you to get in touch with if you need them.

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  • Experts probe Mumbais history

    The history of India’s richest city, Mumbai, has been explored at an international conference co-convened by the University of Leicester.

  • Expert opinions cover the Anthropocene Leo Varadkar trauma after terror attacks and protest camps

    Professor Jan Zalasiewicz from the Department of Geology has discussed the origin and implications of the term 'Anthropocene' in Science, People and Politics.

  • Researchers organise symposium to explore significance of music in criminal justice system

    Our University will be exploring the significance of music in the criminal justice system during a free public symposium taking place on Friday 23 June.

  • Museum Studies students host an experiment in the Gallery

    An exhibition by students in our School of Museum Studies is being held in the Gallery at De Montfort University, the first public exhibition to result from a collaboration between our two local universities.

  • The Weakest Links Anne Robinson to speak at Literary Leicester event honouring the life of revered editor Alexander Chancellor

    A panel of esteemed writers and journalists will commemorate the life and work of Spectator editor Alexander Chancellor CBE on Wednesday 15 November at 4.00 pm.

  • Leader of most powerful observatory on the planet to speak at George Fraser Memorial Lecture

    The head of the world’s most powerful observatory will conduct a lecture at our University, examining how new astronomical facilities have led to significant leaps in astronomical research.

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