Summiting Everest with incurable cancer
Leeds researcher Dr Shaunna Burke has become the first woman with stage four incurable cancer to summit Mount Everest, after reaching the peak at 3am on Saturday 23 May.
Leeds researcher Dr Shaunna Burke has become the first woman with stage four incurable cancer to summit Mount Everest, after reaching the peak at 3am on Saturday 23 May.
A University of Leeds researcher whose work has improved the lives of thousands of cancer patients around the world has been presented with a prestigious lifetime achievement award.
A new osteoarthritis medication has been shown to greatly relieve knee pain and boost mobility following a successful breakthrough trial.
International research partnerships are driving progress towards cleaner cities, healthier communities and stronger environmental policies in India.
Irish President Catherine Connolly returned to the University of Leeds for the first time since she graduated, as part of her first official visit to England.
As Frankie Dunn moves into the semi-final stage of MasterChef UK, we learn about her love of cooking, cooking for housemates during her student days, and her experience on the reality TV show.
Managed burning on moorland in the UK led to millions of people being exposed to unsafe levels of fine particulate pollution, according to research led by the University of Leeds and the RSPB.
The University is hosting its free flagship family event Be Curious – when the campus opens its doors and welcomes in children from across the region.
A PhD student says attending the Beijing International Forum of Colour and Vision Science has reaffirmed her belief that researchers and the industry are working together to answer pressing questions.
Students' business ideas - ranging from an AI powered personal stylist to a smarter nutrition app - have been dissected by industry experts.