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  • Student research examines how we can generate useful energy from earthquakes

    Research assistant Elliot Spender from the Department of Physics and Astronomy has been featured by PhysicsWorld discussing how we could potentially harness the power of earthquakes in order to generate useful energy.

  • Leicester sponsors Special Recognition award at the British Ethnic Diversity Sports Awards 2016

    Our University has sponsored an award that recognises the role that ex-professional footballer Paul Elliott has played in improving diversity and equality in the sport.

  • Geographer to receive national award for promoting diversity in teaching

    The efforts of Dr Margaret Byron (pictured) from the Department of Geography to bring the subjects of race and diversity into geography education have been recognised by a prestigious professional body.

  • Facilities

    Learn about our postgraduate facilities, including library services, our Postgraduate Teaching Centre, IT services, print and design and the Attenborough Arts Centre.

  • Bear Hunt

    Learn more about the We Are Going on a Bear Hunt programme that we offer to primary school children.

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  • New video features student effort to develop eco-friendly technologies

    A PhD student from our Department of Chemistry has participated in a new video that promotes his environmental research – and highlights opportunities for fellow researchers.

  • Effects of alcohol on memory while providing testimony explored by Leicester researchers

    Leading research into the effects of alcohol on memory and guidance on how police officers can interview rape complainants who were intoxicated at the time of assault was presented last month by experts from our University.

  • Top awards for Leicester School of Business Dean

    Professor Zoe Radnor, Dean of our School of Business, has won two prestigious awards from the British Academy of Management (BAM).

  • Research suggests controversial test could be leading to unnecessary open heart operations

    An approved international test to check whether people need open heart surgery could be sending twice as many people under the knife unnecessarily, at a cost of nearly £75m, research by our University has suggested.

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