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  • Eighteenth-Century Literature from Restoration to Revolution

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  • Leicester professor judges space travel competition

    Professor Alan Wells, Emeritus Professor and Founding Director of the University’s Space Research Centre is playing a lead role in a global multi-million pound prize competition - Google Lunar XPRIZE - to land a robot on the moon.

  • Eighteenth-Century Literature from Restoration to Revolution

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  • Oversight and scrutiny

    Museum and Society secures and maintains high academic standards in the following ways. The journal adheres to the principles and guidelines set out by COPE in relation to authorship.

  • A change in Leicesters DNA Research Professional features new research institutes

    President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Boyle and Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research and Enterprise Professor Iain Gillespie (pictured) have spoken to Research Professional about the University’s pioneering new research institutes.

  • Jewry Wall Museum improvements to be made

    The archaeologist who led the project to discover King Richard III’s remains will be leading investigations in a project to improve Leicester’s finest Roman site.

  • Nobel Prize winner on campus

    One of the winners of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry was visiting the University of Leicester campus - on the day of the announcement of the winners was made.

  • Figures from University feature on King Richard III Pall

    Figures from the University of Leicester feature on the pall that covered the coffin of King Richard III. The embroidered funeral pall was revealed at a reception service for the monarch at Leicester Cathedral on 22 March.

  • University pays tribute following Leicester City Football Club tragedy

    Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, receiving his honorary degree in January 2016 25|Staff and students at the University of Leicester are in shock following the tragic incident at the King Power Stadium on Saturday evening, which claimed the lives of 5 people.

  • Work to start on iconic University Engineering Building

    A new project to replace the roof and glazed facades of the Engineering Building at the University will start at the beginning of May 2015.

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