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  • Joerg Kaduk

    The academic profile of Dr Joerg Kaduk, Associate Professor for Earth System Science at University of Leicester

  • The Contemporary Earth System

    Module code: GY1432 What is the large scale atmospheric and oceanic circulation? How is it generated? How are the land surface and soils shaped? Are ecosystems determined by the chemo-physical system? This module develops a "big picture" perspective of how the...

  • The Contemporary Earth System

    Module code: GY1432 What is the large scale atmospheric and oceanic circulation? How is it generated? How are the land surface and soils shaped? Are ecosystems determined by the chemo-physical system? This module develops a "big picture" perspective of how the...

  • Ecology and Sustainability

    Module code: MN3131 The Earth is getting hotter, sea levels are rising, fossil fuel stocks are shrinking, and life as we know it is under threat.

  • Ecology and Sustainability: Contemporary Issues

    Module code: MN3131 The Earth is getting hotter, sea levels are rising, fossil fuel stocks are shrinking, and life as we know it is under threat.

  • The Contemporary Earth System

    Module code: GY1432 What is the large scale atmospheric and oceanic circulation? How is it generated? How are the land surface and soils shaped? Are ecosystems determined by the chemo-physical system? This module develops a "big picture" perspective of how the...

  • Ecology and Sustainability

    Module code: MN3131 The Earth is getting hotter, sea levels are rising, fossil fuel stocks are shrinking, and life as we know it is under threat.

  • Your Impact – 100 years of philanthropy and counting

    Your support impacts students' lives, fuels ground-breaking research and helps build a world-class environment for research and learning. Read our impact reports to see how much you have helped us to achieve.

  • University of Leicester expertise developing app to map disease spread in finest detail

    Researchers at Leicester are beginning a project to make fine resolution data on disease cases accessible for public health bodies.

  • Protection for Whom? Aboriginal rights in the Swan River Colony

    Posted by Carrie Crockett in Carceral Archipelago on May 15, 2016 by Kellie Moss   Captain Stirling’s exploring party 50 miles up the Swan River, Western Australia, March, 1827 http://nla.gov.au/nla.

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