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The image shows an electron microscope picture of the polio virus

Leeds research could revolutionise vaccine development

Published
6 December 2019
Categories
Science
Health

Research which has identified a way of making a safer and cheaper polio vaccine is to be scaled-up – to see if it could be used in commercial vaccine production.

A large digger on top of a huge quantity of landfill, by Alan Levine, pxhere.com

Most Black Friday purchases soon end up as waste

Published
29 November 2019
Categories
Business & Economy
Society & Politics

The retail bonanza set to begin today, Black Friday, is expected to see more than half of shoppers buying electronic goods and almost a third purchasing clothes.

Children playing wallops (nine-pins) in the street at Castle Bolton in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, 1964. A group of men can be seen sitting on a bench, watching men from the village playing quoits on the grass verge.

Can you tell ferntickles from branny-speckles?

Published
8 November 2019
Categories
Society & Politics
Arts & Culture

A small army of volunteers is to be recruited to help update the most comprehensive survey of England’s dialects ever undertaken, thanks to an injection of funding.

TBC

A measure of success: new Nexus partnership

Published
24 October 2019
Categories
Business and partnerships
Science

The National Measurement Laboratory is to establish a hub at Nexus, the University’s innovation hub, and has signed a new strategic partnership agreement.

Helicobacter pylori, a bacterial pathogen carried by 4.4 billion people worldwide

A new approach for tackling superbugs

Published
17 October 2019
Categories
Global
Health

Scientists have uncovered a novel antibiotic-free approach that could help prevent and treat one of the most widespread bacterial pathogens, using nanocapsules made of natural ingredients.

Image shows an ultra thing gold particle just two atoms thick

Research Spotlight - September 2019

Published
19 September 2019
Categories
University

September's round-up of some of the latest research and education stories from the University.

Image by Ji-Sun Yoo from Pixabay

The benefits of investing in zero-carbon cities

Published
19 September 2019
Categories
Global
Environment

A new report shows low carbon measures in cities could reduce urban emissions by nearly 90% and support 87 million jobs worldwide by 2030.

Statement

Published
17 September 2019
Categories
Statements

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