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Researchers and technicians from our Faculty are excited to take part in the University’s annual Be Curious open day this weekend, showcasing their work with fun, hands-on activities.

Mark A. Garlick illustration of the exoplanet L 98-59 d

New research has revealed a previously unknown type of exoplanet, with a vast magma ocean and sulphur-rich atmosphere unlike any world yet observed.

Professor Helen Gleeson smiling at the camera in a headshot

A Leeds scientist has secured the highest honour in UK polymer physics, recognising research that is reshaping how materials respond under pressure.

Four women surrounding a model of the sun and earth.

A new project, aimed at providing Muslim communities across the UK with the skills to host local astronomy hubs and moon-gazing events, has been established.

Saturn, Titan, and Titan's shadow on Saturn as photographed by Nasa's Hubble Space Telescope (via Unsplash).

Researchers have taken a significant step towards understanding the chemistry of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan – a place that may hold clues to how life began in our solar system.