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Travel back in time with new University of Leicester book
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Drawing on research by our archaeologists, Roman and Medieval Leicester is brought to life through detailed, accurate paintings in a great new publication.
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2011 Archive
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July
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Two feet in the grave: poisonous socks among forty-two chemistry tales
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Chemistry’s colourful history is detailed in a new book by a University of Leicester historian.
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October
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Two new books by Leicester academics hit the shelves this month
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New exploration of ideas around HR in education and wellbeing of looked-after children.
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May
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University of Leicester academic contributes to new high-profile book on citizenship
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Chapter by Dr Rutvica Andrijasevic challenges what it means to be a European citizen
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June
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University of Leicester Expert explores images of suffering in times of war
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Professor Philip Shaw publishes new book on romantic military art
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May
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Unseasonably warm in Omsk: new book on climate change
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Environmental change in Siberia is the topic of a new book edited by Professor Heiko Balzter, Head of our Department of Geography, and published next month.
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May
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Using Leicester’s landmarks to get children counting
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Maths publication ‘Counting Crazy’ encourages children aged 3-6 to use numbers in Leicester locations and launches officially on Wednesday 20 June
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June
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Vice-Chancellor reflects on University in new book
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Photographic record of 50 years of Higher Education.
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July
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Victorian death trade uncovered
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University researcher appears in BBC History Magazine
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November
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What have the Romans done for us? Archaeologist examines life under the Empire
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A new book by an archaeologist at Leicester challenges previous histories of the ancient Roman Empire by focusing not on its rulers, but those they ruled.
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December
