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Food and water stations for wild birds contributing to deadly disease spread
Food and water stations for wild birds are contributing to spread of deadly disease, Leeds-led research has shown, with birds three times more likely to catch a parasite from these resources.
Researcher Spotlight: Nicola Stonehouse
In this interview, Nicola talks about her research into viruses, vaccine development, and why taking risks and not following a traditional academic path has shaped her science and her leadership.
Researcher Spotlight: Oliver Price
Dr Oliver Price talks about what drew him from the physiology lab to the clinic, why breathlessness is more complex than it first appears, and why exercise is an underused tool in respiratory care.
Professor Dave Lewis wins Elizabeth Davis Teaching Excellence Award
The University of Leeds is delighted to announce that Professor Dave Lewis from our School of Biomedical Sciences has been awarded the Elizabeth Davis Teaching Excellence Award.
Biomedical sciences researcher summits Everest with incurable cancer
Leeds researcher Dr Shaunna Burke has become the first woman with stage four incurable cancer to summit Mount Everest, after reaching the peak at 3am on Saturday 23 May.