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  • English for Medics International Spring Programme

    The English for Medics International Spring Programme is ideal for medical students and health professionals who want to improve their English for use in a hospital or medical setting.

  • ‘Fizzy pop’ process reveals copper-rich volcanoes

    Identifying magmas that experience the same process that makes fizzy drinks ‘bubbly’ has been used by a team of University of Leicester geologists to predict whether a volcano’s magma is likely to be rich in copper.

  • Posters

    The following posters were displayed at the Midlands Racial Equality in Medicine Network Conference on 11th March: 1. An Extended Literature Review on the Racial Disparities that Exist in the Management of Sickle Cell Disease in the UK.

  • Switching to renewable energy could save thousands of lives in Africa

    With renewable energy cheaper and more efficient than ever, countries in Africa have the unique opportunity to harness abundant renewable sources like wind, solar and geothermal.

  • Charity shop find is former student’s long-lost compass from University of Leicester days

    Staff at University of Leicester help to reunite an alumnus with a lost treasure after volunteers at Martock Charity Shop in Somerset discovered a compass with a 60-year old note

  • Christian makes University of Leicester history after graduating from flagship minority ethnic PhD scholarship scheme

    Christian Davis has made history after becoming the first to graduate from the University of Leicester’s pioneering minority ethnic PhD scholarship scheme.

  • College of Life Sciences (CLS)

    LeMID (Leicester Microbial Sciences and Infectious Disease) Academic staff from the College of Life Science (CLS)

  • Leicester wins Duolingo’s University Challenge

    Dr Fiona Ashmore from the University of Leicester has been crowned the first winner of the Duolingo English Test University Challenge.

  • Pterosaurs undergo dental examination to reveal clues about diets and lifestyles

    Microscopic analysis of the teeth of pterosaurs has revealed new insights into the diets and behaviours of Earth’s earliest flying reptiles.

  • Leicester link to Nobel Prize winners

    In the latest announcement from the Nobel Prize committee, US academics Jeffrey Hall, Michael Rosbash at Brandeis University, Boston and Mike Young at Rockefeller University, New York, have received the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discoveries of...

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