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Detecting deadly heart condition sooner

Published
Wednesday 26th July, 2023
Categories
Science
Health

Combining two types of heart scan could help doctors to detect a deadly heart condition before symptoms and signs on conventional tests appear, new research co-led by the University of Leeds shows.

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Tackling inequalities in end-of-life care 

Published
Wednesday 26th July, 2023
Categories
Health

Language barriers are resulting in people from South Asian communities experiencing more pain at the end of life, new research has found.

Rachel Reeves MP stands at a podium on a stage to address guests at Northern Gritstone's AGM.

University innovation helps drive UK economy

Published
Tuesday 25th July, 2023
Categories
Working with business

Leeds has a key role to play in driving innovation and investment in the North, according to business and political leaders.

The image shows three graduates in their graduation gowns, looking at the camera and smiling. From left to right they are Gani Sultanov, Alaaeldin Aly and Ryan Kean

Online students meet for first time at graduation

Published
Tuesday 25th July, 2023
Categories
Global
University

A group of international and UK-based students who spent up to four years learning online together met in-person for the first time at their graduation.

Professor Simon Buitendijk, Vice Chancellor at University of Leeds, smiling and sitting in a chair in a bright and modern meeting room.

Vice Chancellor elected to global university network

Published
Tuesday 18th July, 2023
Categories
University
News
Global

Professor Simone Buitendijk, Vice-Chancellor and President at the University of Leeds, has been elected to the Council of the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU).

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Cap top 20% of energy users to reduce carbon emissions

Published
Friday 14th July, 2023
Categories
Environment
Society & Politics
News

Consumers in the richer, developed nations will have to accept restrictions on their energy use if international climate change targets are to be met, warn researchers.

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Higher carbon tax on luxury goods, say researchers

Published
Tuesday 11th July, 2023
Categories
Society & Politics

A carbon tax based on the purpose of using goods and services would be fairer and more likely to deliver climate justice, say ecological economists.

Spectrum, a colourful bear sculpture, on a grassed area at the University.

Campus bear Spectrum joins the Leeds Bear Hunt

Published
Thursday 6th July, 2023
Categories
News
University

We have a visitor here at the University of Leeds – and Spectrum the bear can’t wait to meet the people of Leeds this summer.