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High speed rail

Published
17 October 2017
Categories
Technology

The à½à½AV is investing £10m to develop the UK’s first dedicated centre for high speed rail technologies and system integration.

Pseudomonas

Published
12 October 2017
Categories
Science

Cooperating bacterial populations are more likely to survive in changing habitats, new research shows.

Artists impression of the Nexus building

Published
12 October 2017
Categories
Working with business

The à½à½AV is one of three universities partnering in a £5 million programme to help get academic research into business.

Child writing in a school text book. She has a pencil in her hand.

Published
11 October 2017
Categories
Health

More than a third of primary school children are failing to get sufficient sleep, according to research presented at the British Sleep Society conference.

extinction, conservation, deforestation, pixabay

Published
10 October 2017
Categories
Science

Past mass extinctions may have the potential to guide modern conservation efforts, according to a new study.

Professor Simon Armitage prepares to receive his honorary degree at the à½à½AV in July, 2015

Published
2 October 2017
Categories
Arts & Culture

World-renowned poet Simon Armitage has been announced as the à½à½AV’ first Professor of Poetry.

Good University Guide

Published
22 September 2017
Categories
University

The à½à½AV has secured its place in the top 10 universities in the UK, according to The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018, published today.

Med Tech SIA

Published
21 September 2017
Categories
Health | Technology

The University has led a Science and Innovation Audit, commissioned by the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to highlight investment opportunities for medical technologies.

PhD students, Science

Published
18 September 2017
Categories
Science | Technology

The University’s research into new ways of tackling drug-resistant infections will be bolstered by a pioneering programme to develop the next generation of scientists specialising in this area.

Pixabay

Published
18 September 2017
Categories
Environment

Limiting the increase in global average temperatures to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels is still geophysically possible, but requires more ambitious emission reductions, say scientists.

Concrete

Published
18 September 2017
Categories
Working with business | Technology

Developing more durable infrastructure materials to help the public and private sectors save money and reduce their environmental impact is the focus of new civil engineering research at Leeds.

Bacteria- airborne microbes

Published
15 September 2017
Categories
News

The mass movement of humans and animals is significantly affecting the distribution of essential microorganisms, scientists warn.

Picture shows a table with a bread roll and a couiple of joggers running past. It is a street scene

Published
15 September 2017
Categories
Society & Politics | Health

Health researchers have launched a major survey to see if people would be prepared to allow their lifestyle data to be matched against their health records.

A head and shoulders shot of Terry Wilkins next to the Royal Academy of Engineering logo.

Published
11 September 2017
Categories
Technology

The Royal Academy of Engineering has elected the à½à½AV’ professor of Nanomanufacturing Innovation, Terry Wilkins, to its fellowship.

Leeds at night

Published
7 September 2017
Categories
Business & Economy | Environment

The UK’s 50 largest cities could save £7 billion annually and create over 90,000 years’ worth of extra employment by adopting simple measures to cut their energy use and counter climate change.