News

Historic dialect recordings archive digitised for the public

Published
Thursday 28th April, 2022
Categories
Society & Politics
Arts & Culture

If you are feeling a bit peckish do you enjoy a bit of scran or docky? Perhaps if you have a sweet tooth then a bag of cooshies or jumbles might hit the spot.

A mid 20th century picture showing a researcher holding a microphone in front of another person.

Exercise warnings over long COVID recovery

Published
Tuesday 26th April, 2022
Categories
Coronavirus
Health
Science

Patients experiencing long COVID are receiving “inconsistent advice” on how to resume physical activities, according to a major study.

Person with a mask on their face

Cases of atrial fibrillation are at all-time high 

Published
Tuesday 26th April, 2022
Categories
Science
Health
Research

The number of people living with atrial fibrillation – a dangerous heart condition and major cause of stroke – has increased by 72% in England over the last two decades, according to new research.

A heart rate monitor screen showing numbers and heart rate waves

Using AI to detect cancer from patient data securely

Published
Monday 25th April, 2022
Categories
Technology
Science
Health

A new way of using artificial intelligence to predict cancer from patient data without putting personal information at risk has been developed.

A pathology slide of cancer cells

Supporting young people to achieve their potential

Published
Thursday 14th April, 2022
Categories
University
Working with our region

A learning centre helping young people living in one of the UK’s most disadvantaged neighbourhoods to access further education, training and employment is celebrating its fifth anniversary.

A group of adults and young people looking and smiling at the camera with a cake decorated with the words Celebrating IntoUniversity Leeds South belated 5th anniversary

Why wool matters

Published
Thursday 7th April, 2022
Categories
Environment
Science

Experts in the field of land management and carbon sequestration are highlighting wool’s unique properties and the positive contribution sheep can make to the continued wellbeing of the planet.

Close-up of a sheep's wool

Conserving overlooked and threatened regions

Published
Thursday 7th April, 2022
Categories
Environment
Global
Research

New research shows that private protected areas help conserve underrepresented biomes and highly threatened regions.

Villarica (also known as Rucapillán) volcano, located in southern Chile.