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LIDA, Leeds Data Analytics Institute

LIDA announces partnership with Sainsbury’s

Published
19 January 2021
Categories
University

Leeds Institute for Data Analytics and Sainsbury’s have formalised a partnership to deliver data intensive research projects in nutrition and health, property and location analytics, and e-commerce.

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The burning question at the heart of global waste

Published
7 January 2021
Categories
Working with business
Science
Environment
Global

Up to one billion tonnes of solid waste is being openly burned worldwide each year and risks the health of “tens of millions of people”, according to a review of the latest scientific evidence.

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A robotic revolution for urban nature

Published
5 January 2021
Categories
Global
Environment

Drones, robots and autonomous systems can transform the natural world in and around cities for people and wildlife.

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Universities unite over global climate challenges

Published
19 November 2020
Categories
Coronavirus
Global
Environment

A global coalition of leading climate research universities has urged world leaders to act now to avoid catastrophic environmental consequences.

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Space research aims to boost Yorkshire economy

Published
18 November 2020
Categories
Working with business
Environment
Business & Economy

The University is to help spearhead a national programme of technological revolution backed by the UK Space Agency.

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Circular economy to drive UK sustainability

Published
12 November 2020
Categories
Business & Economy
Technology
Science

The University of Leeds has secured funding to help two large industrial sectors make the transition to a greener, more sustainable future where they reduce waste, energy and pollution.

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Past is key to predicting future climate

Published
5 November 2020
Categories
Science
Environment

According to a new study, including paleoclimate data in the development of climate models could help scientists predict scenarios for future climate and propose strategies for mitigation.