AI researchers enhance healthcare
Two PhD researchers have helped GPs and urgent care centres drive better engagement with patients.
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High Praise for Caribbean Robotics Programme
A Caribbean-led programme developing the region’s next generation of surgical robotics and healthcare AI researchers has completed its largest programme to date at the University of Leeds.
Welcoming pupils onto campus
Children from across Leeds stepped onto campus to experience university life and earn a 'Degree in a Day', as part of a programme with Leeds City Council’s Healthy Holidays scheme.
Alumni share their views of solar eclipse
Eyes turned to the skies across Europe for the solar eclipse in August. From campus to Spain, alumni share their photos of the special event.
Landmark trial offers new treatment option for early-stage rectal cancer
Cancer patients have avoided the need for major surgery and a permanent colostomy bag after taking part in a major international trial co-led by the Universities of Leeds and Birmingham.
Shaping global climate education
A new children’s book is bringing indigenous knowledge to the heart of global climate education – while preserving a threatened language.
Collaborating to support fellow students
Students in Leeds and Washington have collaborated remotely to develop an interactive product which helps learners focus on their studies.
Recognising research professionals
Research professionals provide specialist expertise that enables university research to be developed, delivered and translated into impact, yet their contribution is not always fully recognised.
Clubbing boosts wellbeing for women in midlife
More than nine in ten women over 40 who attend clubbing events report wellbeing benefits, a survey by University of Leeds researchers has found.
Muscle-boosting molecule released during exercise
Scientists have found that a key molecule released during exercise strengthens muscles, improves exercise performance and could be a therapeutic treatment for muscle damage caused by type 2 diabetes.