News 2009

• Valuable rare-earth raw materials extracted from industrial waste stream
• £4m Scholarship Scheme for STEM Subjects
• Innovation Award for Professor Richard Williams
  
• Right first time: pioneering new methods of drug manufacture
  
• 50 active years after 50: increasing the quality of our second half-century
• Saving lives and improving health
• Research gives new meaning to ‘green’ cross code
• Connected in the cloud
• Leeds tackles terrorists with new technology
• Soldiers turn a march into a charge
• Hydrogen technology steams ahead
• Professor John Fisher elected Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering
• Leeds to host international civil engineering conference
• Bullet proof vests from cement
• Leeds engineer wins National Teaching Fellowship
• Molecular typsetting - proofreading without a proofreader
  

• Leeds launches institute to tackle global challenges
• Make Some Noise
• Leeds Virtual Reality Powerwall wins a large extension
• Planning sustainable cities: the tools for the job
• Resilient Infrastructure - Institute Launched
• A fractured life - Repairing the damage when hip replacements fail
• Leeds research to shape design and technology
• Agilent Technologies and the University of Leeds Opens New Wireless Communications Laboratory
• Mechanical engineering students wins Ford 'WISE' prize
• UV light cuts spread of TB
• Ageing gracefully with novel joints
• Cleansing toxic waste – with vinegar
• Energy storage for the future
• Greener future for water companies
• Nanofluid heat transfers to industry
• Sweet answer to fuel problem
• New Years Honour for Leeds academic
• Faculty of Engineering celebrates RAE 2008 success
• School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering confirmed as number 1 in the UK
• The BCSWomen Undergraduate Lovelace Colloquium