Learning and teaching

Dr David Lewis, Senior Lecturer in Neuroscience and Bioethics, has been awarded the Rang Teaching Prize by the British Pharmacological Society.

LUU's inaugural Partnership Awards this year celebrated the achievements of both staff and students at Leeds, acknowledging those who have shown what a difference the Partnership makes in practice.

Two workshops have been arranged in May where staff can give their thoughts on an 'ideal' model for assessment and feedback, devised as a result of three University-supported projects.

Want to spread the word about what engineers really do and why engineering matters? Then enter the British Science Association poster competition.

An exhibition of outline plans for a new undergraduate library at Leeds will be on show in the Parkinson Court between 23-26 April.

The 2012 Undergraduate Programme Survey launches this week and will remain open for eligible students until early June.

Professor Ken Mayhew, will take a critical look at 'Mass higher education and the labour market' in a seminar at Leeds on 28 May.

Following discussions with the Pro-Deans for Student Education, it has been decided that the next phase of consultation on aspects of the proposed timetabling model should be temporarily put on hold.

The Wellcome Trust Science Writing Prize 2012 closes in one week. Do you have a passion for science, originality, bright ideas and a distinctive writing style?

Professor Markus Aspelmeyer from the University of Vienna will explore the fascinating interface between quantum physics and (quantum) gravity in a lecture at Leeds on 3 April 2012.