Families invited to get creative on campus
Families can dive into a day of art, music, theatre and making at the University of Leeds’ brand-new cultural open day, ‘play up’.
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Supporting active travel in Leeds
Leeds Anchor Network has launched a new active travel map on Clean Air Day (18 June) to encourage bike travel and wellbeing across the city and up to Otley.
Leeds strengthens global top 100 position
The University of Leeds has risen nine places to 77th in the latest QS World University Rankings, strengthening its position among the world’s top 100 universities.
Protecting insurance in a changing climate
An early warning system that detects increasing levels of climate impacts is being developed by academics, insurance industry partners and the Met Office.
Major climate report shows Earth is getting hotter faster
Strong and consistent evidence shows that the entire climate system is continuing to heat, driving rapid global warming.
Robotic treatment offers new hope for liver cancer patients
A 92-year-old woman from North Yorkshire has become the first UK patient to receive a pioneering robotic-assisted treatment for a liver tumour which previously had no viable options.
Trial shows e-cargo bikes can replace cars
A major trial of e-cargo bikes which saw dozens of families use them for shopping, leisure and commuting shows they have the potential to reduce car use and improve health, say researchers.
New rail tunnels could heat homes
New railways could hold the key to cleaner, cheaper heating, through using underground tunnels as a heat source.
'Learn as you earn' route to success
A University of Leeds degree apprentice says the ‘learn while you earn’ route was invaluable in gaining a national award at the age of 22.
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.