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  • Events

    Find out more about the upcoming and past events organised by the Covid in Cartoons team

  • Network collaborators

    The minimal surfaces project brought together researchers and students from five institutions around the world. Learn more about each researcher and institution.

  • Research starts into ‘Kitemark’ for Autonomous Vehicles

    A grant of three million pounds has been awarded to a consortium led by the University of Leicester to spearhead work ensuring that autonomous systems such as driverless cars, drones and robots can be trusted.

  • BHM 2020: We are black history

    The month-long celebrations will be used as a springboard to launch a longer-term campaign led by the University to celebrate Black history and culture throughout the year.

  • Leicester professor helps combat worldwide diabetes-related chronic kidney disease

    A University of Leicester-based Professor has helped draft guidelines that will help improve global outcomes for a diabetes-related complication. Professor Kamlesh Khunti was asked to contribute to the newly-published guidance about chronic kidney disease (CKD).

  • Testimonial

    Read more about Naomi Cooper. Who was first in post of our commercial field archaeology placement. Find out more about the placement through her testimonial.

  • Working papers

    Eccles, P., Grout, P.A, Siciliani, P. and Zalewska, A. 2023. Open banking and capital requirements. Bank of England WP. Wei, W. and Zalewska, A. 2023. Capitalists or fiduciary conscious agents?  ESG mutual fund fees and investor sophistication  Fatouh, M.

  • Engineering news

    Browse news from Engineering at Leicester about our students, our staff and our research projects.

  • Explore our collections

    Explore the collections of archives, manuscripts and printed rare books housed in Archives and Special Collections.

  • Strengthening general practice will save lives

    Bolstering the number of doctors in the UK and increasing access to health care will save lives and improve life expectancy in lower-income communities, according to a new review.

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