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  • Farewell to Cassini

    University of Leicester, Cassini

  • Research

    We are structured to support innovative multidisciplinary and multi-method solutions to research questions. In Health Sciences, we conduct high quality scientific research that informs policies and practices aimed at securing people's health and well-being.

  • Talking statues

    Talking Statues was an innovative and novel project that used playwrights, actors and mobile technology to put words into the mouths of public statues.

  • Historian to speak at Holocaust events

    The Holocaust and its legacy will be explored at three events in the city and county Professor Aubrey Newman, Emeritus Professor in the School of History.

  • Monkey to Man: The Evolution of the March of Progress Image out now

    One of the most iconic depictions of evolution, the “march of progress”, will be explored for the first time in a new book by a University of Leicester academic.

  • Funny bones Richard III genealogist crowned winner of comedy challenge

    Our very own Professor Kevin Schürer (pictured) has been crowned the winner of the 2016 Stand Up Challenge, held at Leicester Racecourse on Wednesday night.

  • Survey into the nation’s mental health will inform public policy

    The University of Leicester is conducting a national mental health and well-being survey to help inform public policy in England

  • Leicester researchers open doors for International Clinical Trials Day

    Research teams at Leicester’s Hospitals are giving members of the public an opportunity to experience first-hand some of the clinical trials they run.

  • Leicester Diagnostics Development Unit (DDU)

    Learn more about our projects Browse our publications Get in touch Integrated non-invasive diagnosis This project is a collaboration between Medicine, Space Science, Atmospheric Chemistry at the University of Leicester and a number of Industry partners.

  • Free cash point machines are disappearing

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on September 24, 2018 Free ATMs are disappearing. Link provides monthly financial inclusion reports which map numbers and geographical locations of cash machines.

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