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  • Bioinformatics and Cancer Molecular Biology MSc

    This is for you if...you want to combine your interest in computing and bioinformatics with the study of the molecular and cell biology of cancer to develop a career in biological research.

  • Fold-out solar blankets to power satellites receives £1 million boost

    A new concept for a solar blanket to power satellites that can be folded away will be developed with engineering expertise from the University of Leicester thanks to new funding.

  • By women, for women – University of Leicester unveils transformative leadership programme

    Women who want to break new ground in their professional lives are being encouraged to sign up for a leadership programme from the University of Leicester.

  • Free public talk on climate change

    Climate/atmospheric scientist Katherine Hayhoe famously said that the most important thing you can do (right now) to fight climate change is to talk about it.

  • Dr Yang Xiao

    The academic profile of Dr Yang Xiao, Lecturer in Engineering (Electrical and Electronics) at University of Leicester

  • Diabetes action plan to tackle huge rise in Leicester

    Leicester has become the first UK city to launch a dedicated diabetes action plan as part of a global drive to combat an alarming rise in diagnoses of the condition.

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    The University of Leicester has been researching imperial, colonial and global history for the past 50 years, covering multiple areas of the world.

  • €2 million awarded for Leicester expert’s research

    A prestigious €2 million research grant has been awarded to Dr Erin Thomas Dailey, a lecturer in the School of History, Politics & International Relations at the University of Leicester.

  • Bake Off star rustles up a recipe for chemistry success with new campus science kitchen

    A Great British Bake Off star has used his expertise to cook up a scientific kitchen at the University of Leicester.

  • Animals’ ‘sixth sense’ more widespread than previously thought

    A study using fruit flies, led by researchers at The Universities of Leicester and Manchester, suggests the animal world’s ability to sense a magnetic field may be more widespread than previously thought.

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