News 2010

• Virtual training gets real
• Leeds team wins THE award
• LabVIEW academy launched at Leeds
• Computing PhD students compete for the Leeds postgraduate researcher of the year 2010
• Yorkshire gets £4 million electron-beam lithography facility
• A step towards lead-free electronics
• Springboard for engineering superstars
• Re-thinking the concrete jungle
• 'Spoof’ structures tighten up T-ray laser beam
• Energy storage system deals with sudden draw on the grid
• Waste chip fat fuels hydrogen economy
• New generation of biological scaffolds
• Partnerships for success
• National honour for Leeds engineer
• Software will cut millions from nuclear clean-up bill
• Bursting bubbles with sound offers new treatments for cancer
• National Teaching Fellowship Award
• £50M boost for health and business
• Leeds PhD student wins presentation award
• Cutting the Internet's carbon footprint
• Engineering the future of medicine
• New research into safer drugs puts pills through the printer
• Innovation Playground to launch in Yorkshire
• More trouble ahead from volcanic ash?
  

• Volcanic Ash - Only the beginning
• Civil Engineering student wins Undergraduate of the Year Award
• New investigation to shed light on our heritage
• Ministers meet students in Leeds who are leading the way towards a low-carbon future
• University of Leeds student saves chemical giant thousands of pounds on Year IN Industry placement
• PhD student runner up in young researcher poster competition
• From bed bugs to bicycles: kids get hands-on with science and engineering at University of Leeds
• More plus than minus for design company
• European recognition for Leeds terahertz expertise
• Small science offers big opportunity for regional businesses
• Tissue Regenix proposes reverse takeover of Oxeco Plc
• Spinal research gains European backing
• Spinal cement may provide real support for cancer patients