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  • Spend DNA Day with a strawberry

    During the 4 minute video, Professor Turi King, Reader in Genetics and Archaeology takes you through a step-by-step guide, making the experiment easy and straightforward enough to replicate at home and celebrate the day with us.

  • University of Leicester supports World Tuberculosis Day

    Scientists from the University of Leicester help promote important public health message about tuberculosis (TB) for World TB Day on Sunday 24 March.

  • Space Park Leicester launches 3D printing workshops for businesses

    Find out how 3D printing can benefit your business at a new series of workshops throughout 2025

  • Space technology solutions for urban transport

    Space technology is increasingly being used to provide solutions to problems faced by all sorts of industries.

  • Report shows top employers target Leicester graduates

    A major new report on the graduate job market has revealed that Leicester is ranked as the 25th most targeted university by Times 100 Graduate Employers, who in turn offer some the UK’s highest paid, and most sought after, graduate roles.

  • Session 1: Reference intervals for African Buffalo

    Discussion of planning the first session of an R Course

  • Andrew Dunn: Page 144

    Academic Librarian.

  • Apprenticeships

    We offer businesses the opportunity to upskill their workforce, providing their employees the opportunity to learn whilst earning. The Apprenticeship Degree programme can enhance the employee’s skills through the delivery of prominent education, expertise and knowledge.

  • MappAir nationwide air pollution map updated

    MappAir – the first ever high resolution nationwide map of air pollution – has been updated to include small atmospheric particles that can get into the lungs causing serious health problems.

  • Cricket Country shortlisted for prestigious non-fiction prize

    A book by a Leicester academic exploring the untold history of the first All India cricket team has been shortlisted as one of six entries for the Wolfson History Prize 2020.

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