The hidden harms of gambling
Gambling harm is often invisible, and this is why it can get overlooked by people without first-hand experience. It’s not just the empty bank accounts...
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Creating a drought to predict the Amazon 'tipping point'
On the southern edge of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, construction is underway. Using wood confiscated from illegal logging, scientists are building a platform beneath the...
How can we have a healthy relationship with dating apps?
An estimated 4.4 million adults in the UK now use dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble in their search for the perfect partner, with...
Corals, communities and climate change
How can we know which corals around the world are going to cope best with climate change? One idea is to spot them from space. An...
Nexus: innovation hub
Nexus, the innovation hub at the University of Leeds, celebrated five years of growing successful businesses and entrepreneurs in 2024. It is now a community...
Why relationships matter as much as technology
Digital transformation is essential for organisations to stay competitive in an increasingly digital economy. However, digital transformation is not just a technical challenge—it is a...
How can we meet our future protein needs sustainably?
More and more of us are adopting a meat-free diet; it’s estimated that 16% of the UK population are vegan, vegetarian or pescatarian. Those of...
Speeding up new vaccine development
Manufacturing on the Go (MANGO) automates the manufacture of virus-like particles used in vaccine development. This ground-breaking, interdisciplinary health tech research is co-led by a team...
All quiet on the biodiversity strategy front
Biodiversity is an important factor for companies that want to create long-term value while contributing to environmental sustainability. Large multinational enterprises have the capacity to...
Forging collaboration through snow and ice
In a groundbreaking project, Professor Duncan Quincey and teams of local and international scientists travelled to the Western Cwm on Mount Everest to monitor the...