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Leicester passes 5 million readers milestone on The Conversation
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With topics ranging from Facebook data to Julius Caesar, to heart attack risk factors and how colour can help us communicate, Leicester experts have contributed a wide variety of opinion articles to the platform
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2018 Archive
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April
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New insights into ‘glue’ for DNA
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Leicester scientist involved in discovery of how a component of the cohesin ring binds DNA
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2018 Archive
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August
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Leicester reaches three million readers on The Conversation
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Academic opinion articles receive a significant number of readers on global platform, providing expert opinion in response to topical news
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2017 Archive
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January
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Large-scale environmental project transforms river into a living ecosystem
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University and Welland Trust help restore natural beauty of River Welland in the East Midlands of England
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2014 Archive
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December
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Millions of people are reading opinion pieces written by Leicester researchers
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Almost 300 articles published on the University's Think: Leicester platform
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2016 Archive
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March
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Research reveals air pollution can alter the effectiveness of antibiotics and increases the potential of disease
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Leicester research reveals the impact of black carbon on bacteria in the respiratory tract
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2017 Archive
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March
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Insect study could help boost prosthetic limb development
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University of Leicester study shows insects can move without muscles using ‘clever biomechanical tricks’
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2013 Archive
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July
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University spooky science event for school children
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Halloween scares galore at science event on 25 October
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2014 Archive
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October
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Natural Sciences (Life and Physical Sciences)
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Local films for local people: conservation project trains up film-makers in Africa
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Film is a great way to engage people in conservation matters but usually those films and TV programmes are made by professional wildlife film-makers. Which is fine for global audiences, but if a film with a conservation message is aimed at a community, wouldn’t it be better if it was made by someone in that community?
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2010 Archive
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November
