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Addressing the problem of protein aggregation

Published
3 January 2013
Categories
Science
Health

Scientists from the University and MedImmune are collaborating on a PhD studentship investigating the role that transient excursions from the folded functional state of a protein plays in aggregation.

Clearest evidence yet of polar ice losses

Published
29 November 2012
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Science
Environment

An international team of satellite experts has produced the most accurate assessment of ice losses from Antarctica and Greenland to date, ending 20 years of uncertainty.

Leeds joins Spitfire dig

Published
28 November 2012
Categories
Technology
Science

University of Leeds geophysics expertise will be called in to help with the final stage of Lincolnshire aviation enthusiast David Cundall's bid to locate buried Spitfires in Myanmar.

£5 million to find new foot-and-mouth vaccine

Published
19 November 2012
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Science
Science

University of Leeds scientists will take part in a £5.6 million project to develop new methods for controlling foot-and-mouth disease.

Leeds research to fuel growth

Published
15 November 2012
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Science
University

The University of Leeds is to receive more than £2 million in government funding to help its cutting-edge research deliver benefits to business.

Opening of new terahertz lab

Published
30 October 2012
Categories
Technology
Science
Working with business

The University of Leeds in collaboration with Agilent Technologies Inc. recently opened a new terahertz measurement research lab in the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.

Leeds researchers help in Spitfires search

Published
17 October 2012
Categories
Technology
Science

University of Leeds geophysicists will advise during the final stages of a search for buried Spitfires in Burma.

Large water reservoirs at the dawn of stellar birth

Published
9 October 2012
Categories
Environment
Science

Scientists from the University of Leeds have discovered enough water vapour to fill Earth's oceans more than 2000 times over in a gas and dust cloud which is about to collapse into a Sun-like star.

Director GCHQ honours Turing

Published
4 October 2012
Categories
Science
University

Iain Lobban, Director GCHQ and Leeds graduate, has paid tribute to cryptanalyst and mathematician Alan Turing in a public lecture at the University.