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Updated 15 January 2021
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‘Medieval Glastonbury’ to focus on climates: IMC 2021
Banning wild meat could add to global food problems
Vice-Chancellor’s latest blog: Survival of the fittest?
Mapping the brain of a nematode worm
Glaciers accelerate in the Getz region of West Antarctica
Benefits system needs to be made simpler and fairer
Engineering longer-lasting artificial joints
Food Waste Webinar
Online event - M&S's Welfare Warrior: Flora Solomon
Meet the Researchers: Achieving Net-Zero
How trans and non-binary inclusive is your teaching? Learning from student experiences
Developing your intercultural and linguistic awareness
Digital Education Systems User Group Meeting
Open Lunch 2: Tools for Reproducible Research
Spotlight
The University focuses research on coronavirus
Across the University of Leeds – from arts and humanities to fundamental science and engineering – teams are developing new ideas and redirecting existing research to help the world cope with the pandemic and its impact. Read More
