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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.

Moon Palace at John Smeaton Academy (credit: Thomas Irving)

Members of the School of Physics & Astronomy once again jumped aboard the Moon Palace to inspire the next generation of creative thinkers with exciting workshops that blended science and art.

The Sir William Henry Bragg Building

The University of Leeds has been awarded a major research grant to tackle key challenges in the development of next-generation immersive technologies.

A visualisation of a swirling cell cluster on a colourful background

Scientists from Leeds, Oxford, and Prague have uncovered how immune cells enter the body’s lymphatic system, a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments for autoimmune diseases and cancer.

Secondary school pupils from across Yorkshire taking part in engineering activities at the University to mark International Women’s Day 2025.

Around 100 Yorkshire teens with a passion for problem-solving used Lego to design a sustainable music festival and experimented with bioenergy to mark International Women’s Day.