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  • People

    Institute Directors Professor Ross Parry, Institute Director Dr Sarah Jane Fox, Associate Director for Projects Dr Idil Osman, Associate Director for Partnerships Professor Hongji Yang, Associate Director for Innovation Advisory Board Becky Kobberod,...

  • Honorary Professor among recipients of royal honours

    An honorary professor in our Department of Geography is one of several individuals associated with the University to be recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours.

  • Reflection: So easy to say, yet so hard to do……

    Posted by Martin Coffey in Postgraduate Researcher Careers on September 26, 2018 Across a wide range of professional areas reflection is seen as a key skill.

  • Our reports

    Browse the eight various reports on the Leicester Hate Crime Project produced by the Centre for Hate Studies. These reports include an executive summary, findings, conclusions and a series of themed briefing papers.

  • Biochemical Mechanisms of Human Disease

    Module code: MB3001 This module will be centred on the experimental approaches used to investigate a range of human diseases.

  • Biochemical Mechanisms of Human Disease

    Module code: MB3001 This module will be centred on the experimental approaches used to investigate a range of human diseases.

  • Biochemical Mechanisms of Human Disease

    Module code: MB3001 This module will be centred on the experimental approaches used to investigate a range of human diseases.

  • 2021

    Brian Burch OBE, former University Librarian and historian of the University Deborah Sawday, ULAS pottery expert Ed Coates, Facilities Assistant Philip Hammersley CBE, former member of Council Very Rev.

  • Precision Health in Action: Phage therapy

    Module code: MB7406 Foundations in Bacteriophage Therapy The module will provide an in-depth exploration of bacteriophages and their therapeutic potential.

  • Many children do not regain pre-illness quality of life a year after paediatric intensive care, national study finds

    Paediatric experts from the University of Leicester say better post-hospital care is needed to ensure children regain their quality of life following an intensive care stay

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