Search

14162 results for: ‘CONTACT COLASHIP.SHOP TO ’

  • Team to take on the Three Peaks Challenge in 24 hours

    A team of students is preparing to climb the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales to raise awareness of mental health issues.

  • Project to strengthen reputation with South American mining sector

    A geologist from our University has been awarded a ‘Chile Prosperity Fund’ from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, aimed at developing and delivering Continuing Professional Development (CPD) short courses for the Chilean mining industry.

  • Leicester holds 12 Days of sustainability to promote change

    Are you dreaming of a green Christmas? The University's Social Impact Team has collaborated with students to embark upon 12 days of sustainability, uniting festive cheer with global sustainability awareness.

  • Leicester health expert discusses how to slash Type 2 diabetes risk

    Professor Kamlesh Khunti (pictured) from the Diabetes Research Centre has been featured in the front page story of today’s edition of the Daily Express (19 July 2017) discussing ways in which we can slash our risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.

  • University researchers contribute to major BBC documentary

    A team from our Department of Engineering has contributed to a major upcoming BBC documentary on sound.

  • Arch-I-Scan

    Explore how AHRC-funded, Leicester Arch-I-Scan research project applies machine learning technology and Artificial Intelligence to Roman archaeology (samian pottery).

  • News

    Take a look at what's happening in Chemistry at Leicester. Browse University and national news, or find stories published directly by our Chemistry team.

  • Make a gift

    Find out more about the different ways you can give to the University of Leicester.

  • Don’t miss out – join us for our digital Offer Holder Day

    University of Leicester Digital Offer Holder Day 6th May 2020

  • Approaches to nuclear warfighting

    A new study by a University academic argues that current passive and static conceptualizations of Chinese approaches to nuclear and conventional deterrence are no longer appropriate.

Back to top
MENU