January 2011
Frau im Mond?* Nein - Frauen im Cockpit
The latest publication in our long-running Vaughan Papers series is eine kleine bit unusual...
Calling the leading researchers of tomorrow
Last year, the University of Leicester put out a call to the best research students in our numerous disciplines. Now we’re doing it again.
University of Leicester in the News: 24-30 January 2011
A regular review of coverage of the University in the media
Failing hearts of poorer communities
New study at the University of Leicester provides important insight into cardiovascular health in multi-ethnic population.
Early career success for environmental champion
Geography student Amita Bhakta received a special award for her environmental contribution across Leicester.
What's on this week at the University of Leicester
Events from Monday 31 January to Sunday 6 February 2011.
Leicester Graduates in the News: Gail Iles
A Leicester graduate has helped the Curve theatre in Leicester bring the planet Mars to its stage.
Leicester: a model for the future of higher education?
Online learning looks set to change the UK higher education sector dramatically in the coming years, but a report out today suggests that the University of Leicester may be better prepared than most.
Leicester Comedy Festival at Embrace Arts
Between 4 and 19 February the University’s arts centre will resound to the sound of laughter as Europe’s longest-running comedy festival invades the venue.
L'après-midi d'un faune: retirement gift brings press acclaim
When Margaret Rose retired from the University of Leicester, friends and colleagues bade her a fond farewell – and gave her a digital camera.
A new perspective for business
Today’s satellite technologies give us a more detailed view of the world than ever before and University of Leicester experts in Earth Observation have been finding ways to help businesses with these 'digital maps'.
Lecture theatre named in honour of former Chancellor
Our largest lecture theatre is now officially the Peter Williams Lecture Theatre, named after our most recent Chancellor.
Honorary Degrees, January 2011: No.2 - Michael Wilford
Top architect who worked with Sir James Stirling.
Big names and tasty cakes in New History Lab's spring programme
Highlights of the NHL this term include Mr Jonathan Foyle, Ms Julie Etchingham and Mrs Victoria Sponge!
'The Limits of Human Performance' Olympic lecture rescheduled for 7 February
Dr Harry Rossiter’s talk, postponed by the weather, is back on again.
University of Leicester in the News: 17-23 January 2011
A regular review of coverage of the University in the media.
Honorary Degrees, January 2011: No.1 - Ray Fairbend
Optical engineer responsible for developing space equipment in collaboration with Leicester scientists.
'Leicester raises the standard of faith-based debate' - Baroness Warsi
Sayeeda Warsi, Co-chairman of the Conservative Party, delivered this year’s Sir Sigmund Sternberg Lecture at the University of Leicester focusing on combating religious intolerance in Britain.
The fate of the environment, on the roll of a die
Leicester students have created a game to help teach young people about sustainable living.
What's on this week at the University of Leicester
Events from Monday 24 January to Sunday 30 January 2011.
Developing a new model to study the effect of air pollution on bacterial infection in the lung
