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LITAC digieye colour digitizer

Collaboration in action

Published
13 May 2026
Categories
Global

A PhD student says attending the Beijing International Forum of Colour and Vision Science has reaffirmed her belief that researchers and the industry are working together to answer pressing questions.

On a TV set, two workers discuss a script and storyboard behind a camera.

Class still determines who makes a career in TV

Published
8 May 2026
Categories
Research | Arts & Culture

Class inequality in the TV industry is not just about getting a foot in the door, but about who can afford to stay and progress, according to University of Leeds research. 

The Parkinson Building at the University of Leeds

Leeds named University of the Year

Published
8 May 2026
Categories
University

Leeds has been named University of the Year at the Education North Awards, which celebrate excellence, innovation and impact across higher and further education in the North of England.

Professor Shearer West presents the Civic Exchange to a large room full of people sat in the audience.

Working together for the region

Published
1 May 2026
Categories
Working with our region | University

The University of Leeds has launched a new initiative aimed at strengthening partnerships and tackling key regional challenges across Yorkshire.

The delegation from the UK and China grouped together outside the conference venue.

Poetry that spans borders

Published
15 April 2026
Categories
Global

Poets from the UK and China have joined forces for an international festival of poetry and translation.

A child in Brownie uniform builds a robot using cardboard boxes, brown tape and pink strands of wool

Robots inspire future engineers

Published
14 April 2026
Categories
Working with our region

A group of Brownies have been inspired to consider careers in engineering after visiting campus to discover robotics, 3D printing labs, and carnival costumes – and earn their Inventors badge.

Nick Plant is leaning on the gate marking the entrance to the new pathway across Gair Wood site. He is surrounded by volunteers called Friends of Gair Wood.

New public route unveiled at Gair Wood

Published
13 April 2026
Categories
Environment

A new public footpath has been unveiled at Gair Wood that links up with the ever-popular Meanwood Valley Trail and Leeds Country Way.

Melting permafrost in a green landscape in Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway

Thawing permafrost accelerates greenhouse gas release

Published
31 March 2026
Categories
Global | Research | Environment

Permafrost thawing may allow greenhouse gases to escape at a much higher rate than previously thought, and this could further accelerate climate change.