News and Events
Jurassic diet: why our knowledge of what ancient pterosaurs ate might be wrong
Research reveals knowledge of prehistoric diets is often based on outdated ideas and could be inaccurate
Tiny fossils unlock clues to Earth’s climate half a billion years ago
Scientists from Leicester have quantified the temperature of Earth’s oceans over half a billion years ago by combining fossil data and climate models
Reaching for the stars
PhD student in Physical Geography Berivan Esen awarded prestigious Amelia Earhart Fellowship, which recognises exceptional women working in the aerospace field
Dawn of the Anthropocene concept
New book by Professor Jan Zalasiewicz translates pioneering writings of French scientist Georges-Louis Leclerc, the Comte de Buffon
Leicester passes 5 million readers milestone on The Conversation
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
Professor John Tarney
The School is saddened to hear of the passing of Emeritus Professor John Tarney on Saturday 31 March.
