Minimising the impact of melting glaciers
Research from the University of Leeds is tackling the global threat to glaciers in the International Year of Glaciers' Preservation. Although I didn’t climb to...
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Research-based dye improves textile sustainability
Scientists have unlocked a way to dye polyester using 90% fewer chemicals and 40% less water. Born from an ongoing collaboration between the Schools of...
Reinventing injury recovery with 3D prints
After surviving a serious accident, engineer Gaurav Chauhan faced a painful recovery in uncomfortable traditional casts. This experience inspired him and his colleague, Ali Abdi,...
Pioneering satellite technologies with a Virtual Space Campus
The UK plays a significant role in developing and applying satellite technologies to address global challenges, and the University of Leeds is at the forefront...
The Alliance for Northern Nature
The UK is one of the most nature-depleted nations in the world. Since 1970, species across the UK have declined by an average of 19%...
Embedding evaluation to strengthen cultural investment
A strategic placement by the University of Leeds’ Centre for Cultural Value within Leeds City Council’s Culture Programmes Team has transformed how Leeds City Council...
How can we help women thrive in menopause?
Menopause is the natural biological transition that marks the end of a woman’s reproductive years and is an inevitable part of ageing that, at any...
Going sonic to change crystallisation
How ultrasound and a giant hangar in Oxfordshire could redefine industrial processes forever. Crystallisation is a process in many of the industries our modern lives...
Saving mothers’ lives with interdisciplinary research
Professor Shane Doyle and Professor Jane Plastow's research aimed to tackle Kenya's high maternal mortality rate through an interdisciplinary approach. Collaborating with experts in linguistics,...
Saving vital food crops by identifying genetic targets
When she left Cuba in 1994, Professor Yoselin Benitez-Alfonso said goodbye to a country in turmoil, unsure of where her future might lie. Today, she’s...