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How topography affects crystal formation

Research by Dr Hugo Christenson, School of Physics and Astronomy, gives in-depth insight into why crystals first form in topographical defects, like cracks and crevices.

Dr Raymond Holt wins apex award

Dr Raymond Holt is collaborating on an award-winning project that explores the relationship between Engineering and Medical Humanities through the design of a prosthetic hand to convey empathy.

Osuga Valles

A team of researchers led by Dr Lorna Dougan has analysed the structure of water in a magnesium perchlorate solution to better understand how the liquid could exist on the Martian surface.

Sir William Henry Bragg Building

The University is to name a key building in its £96m investment in engineering and physical sciences in honour of one Leeds’ most influential scientists.

60 years of Computing at Leeds

As one of the first Universities in the UK to buy a computer, Leeds celebrated 60 years of Computing at the Diamond Jubilee Celebration earlier this year, and are awarding six new professorships.