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Leeds joins Spitfire dig

Published
Wednesday 28th November, 2012
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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
Monday 19th November, 2012
Categories
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
Thursday 15th November, 2012
Categories
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.

Bat-inspired technology showcased

Published
Tuesday 13th November, 2012
Categories
Technology
Technology

A novel way to help blind and partially sighted people navigate their way around pavements, buildings and even mountain bike tracks has been showcased in a new BBC television series.

Leeds engineer heads global body

Published
Monday 12th November, 2012
Categories
University

Professor Barry Clarke has been elected as the 148th president of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), the professional body for chartered civil engineers.

Students take to the stage in China

Published
Thursday 8th November, 2012
Categories
Arts & Culture

A student-led theatre company from the University of Leeds is taking to the stage in China this week, following a successful tour to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

University of Leeds student wins national media award

Published
Thursday 8th November, 2012
Categories
University

A former University of Leeds student has been recognised as one of the best breakthrough talents at the Guardian Student Media Awards, winning Student Broadcast Journalist of the Year

Breast cancer drug could halt other tumours

Published
Wednesday 7th November, 2012
Categories
Health

A drug commonly used in treating breast cancer could have far wider benefits, offering a new way of preventing cancers spreading through the body, according to a University of Leeds-led study.