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  • Pacific Equatorial Age Transect

    Expedition 321: Pacific Equatorial Age Transect/Juan de Fuca 5 May – 5 July 2009 Expedition 321 is grouped into the same science program as 320, and will continue the drilling, coring and logging program.

  • Protection

    Current research The role of Ion Channels in Protection Cardiovascular Ion Channels and their role in Protection Our research involves a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of cardiovascular ion channels and their role in the physiological processes underlying protection.

  • Training the next generation of Black health data scientists

    The University of Leicester has partnered with Health Data Research UK and BREATHE – The Health Data Research Hub for Respiratory Health to offer an internship programme providing paid work experience to future Black data scientists; a group currently under-represented within...

  • University of Leicester student engineer ‘excels’ to score top awards

    Third-year University of Leicester student Samiksha Raviraja wins ‘Engineering Student of the Year’ – and is recognised for ‘Overall Excellence in Engineering’

  • True burden of stillbirths in Europe vastly underestimated, research shows

    True burden of stillbirths in Europe vastly underestimated

  • English for Chemists Summer Programme

    The English for Chemists International Summer Programme is aimed at chemistry students and professionals wishing to improve their English for use in an chemistry context.

  • Music Scholarship

    Our Alumni Music Scholarship is an award of £500 for undergraduate or postgraduate students who play any instrument or sing.

  • Easy access for local people to university libraries

    Universities in Leicester and Leicestershire are opening up their libraries to public users.

  • Parents, carers and families

    Get more information for parents, carers and families of students applying to the University of Leicester.

  • COVID-19 risk factors in BAME groups

    Tom Yates explores why people from minority ethnic backgrounds have a higher risk of developing severe COVID-19.

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