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  • Leicester chemist conjures up spooktacular science of baking masterclass at New Scientist Live

    University of Leicester culinary chemist Dr Josh Smalley wowed the crowds with his Halloween-themed baking spells – and some vomiting pumpkins – at New Scientist Live.

  • New study will reveal how a decade of disadvantage has affected lived experiences of hate crime

    Researchers at the University of Leicester will assess how major social, political and economic changes in Britain over the last decade have impacted upon communities who have experienced hate crime.

  • Student profile: Gemma

    PhD topic The Secret Lives of Digital Museum Resources and Collections: Teaching Practice and Interactions with the Smithsonian's Learning Lab.

  • Vice-President of the European Commission returns to Leicester to receive honorary degree

    A former student who rose to become Prime Minister of Finland and Vice-President of the European Commission has recalled his happy time at Leicester as an Erasmus student as he returned to the campus to receive an honorary degree of Doctor of Laws.

  • College of Life Sciences

    Explore the archives of lectures delivered by the College of Life Sciences researchers from the University of Leicester.

  • Employee involvement can help solve the productivity puzzle

    A group of people gathered around a table in an office environment|University of Leicester expert calls for fresh thinking on how to involve employees in the work place A new report by Professor Stephen Wood, Professor of Management at the University of Leicester suggests...

  • Leicester ranked best city for new millennial businesses

    Leicester The Lanes, Leicester|New ranking by instantprint places Leicester number one for millennial start-ups.

  • University physicists make Quite Interesting guest appearances

    Physicists from our University recently brought the aurora borealis to the studio of the popular BBC panel show QI.

  • Hilberts sixth problem Can physics be axiomatised

    In 1900, German mathematician David Hilbert published a set of 23 problems that he felt would further the disciplines of mathematics. All unsolved at the time, the problems influenced the work of mathematicians throughout the 20th century.

  • Leicester to award prestigious scholarships

    Our University has been awarded five new scholarships to allow students to pursue a Master’s course wherever they are in the world.

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