Researchers from the University of Leeds are involved in a unique, five-year £10 million collaboration to improve virtual engineering.
Colonies of gannets maintain vast exclusive fishing ranges despite doing nothing to defend their territory from rival colonies, scientists have discovered.
Scientists at the University of Leeds have found a way to target and destroy a key protein associated with the development of cervical and other cancers.
New liquid-cooled Iceotope computer servers installed at the University of Leeds cuts energy used for cooling Internet servers by more than 80 percent. Read about this research
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Listen again: Professor Doug Parker discusses the UK’s strange weather seasons on BBC Radio 5 Live - t.co/0KF7BbrGys
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18th June 2013
As a further seven police forces are expected to hand the management of their cells to the private sector for the first time, in order to meet stringent government cost-saving targets, a study by researchers at the University of Leeds has found fewer than a third of the newly-elected Police and Crime Commissioners said in their manifestos that they opposed private-sector-outsourcing.
Financial Times18th June 2013
Professor Doug Parker (Earth & Environment) discusses the UK’s strange seasons over the past few years, ahead of a meeting that he is attending at the Met Office headquarters today.
BBC Radio 5 Live18th June 2013
More coverage of the research co-lead by Leeds academics, Dr Ewan Wakefield and Dr Keith Hamer from FBS, which found that gannets avoid other bird’s territories and stick to their own fishing grounds.
Yorkshire Post
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