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Issue 500, 5 July 2004
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Tornado

University of Leeds scientists are witnessing evolution in action and the birth of a new species on the rocky shores of North Yorkshire
'Sublime' recital marks Leeds centenary
Leeds’ Lord Mayor, staff and students past and present, members of the Clothworkers’ Foundation and music enthusiasts from across the region heard Murray Perahia’s Centenary Concert recital
Raising the game in knowledge transfer

Leeds has won £2.5m for knowledge transfer activities after a successful bid to the second round of the Higher Education Innovation Fund

Promiscuous fruit flies go under the microscope

Female fruit flies sleep around. Nobody knows exactly why, but Nina Wedell of the school of biology aims to find out

Shocking domestic violence figures revealed
Domestic violence was suffered by around 867,000 people in 15.4 million incidents over one year – five times more than official figures previously indicated, according to a report commissioned by the Home Office from Leeds sociologist Sylvia Walby
Sir Alan's lap of honour
Retiring Vice-Chancellor Sir Alan Wilson is to receive three honorary degrees from local universities in the space of just nine days – Bradford on July 14, Leeds the following day, and Leeds Metropolitan on July 23
5,676 years of professionalism celebrated

University staff with a total of 5,676 years’ service were honoured at a reception in June as part of Leeds’ centenary celebrations

Live skin substitute to unlock new products
Many long-established skin products, such as shampoos and soaps, contain harmful or ineffective ingredients because effective testing methods were unavailable when they were developed
Beating the thieves with location tracking
Police aim to ‘design out’ crime by equipping valuable items with tracking devices that sound an alert or record their movement
Caring and diverse: a wake-up call for politicians about the modern family
A £1.3 million research project by the ESRC-funded team on Care, Values and the Future of Welfare (CAVA) has identified the 'practical ethics' modern families live by
Kids reach for the sky to celebrate 100 years
children at the University’s childcare centre Bright Beginnings celebrated the centenary with a balloon release on June 16
Beware abuses of history, says medievalist
Historian Ian Wood is setting out to prove how views of the middle ages have a deep impact on events today
3-D movement captured to conduct music
Dr Kia Ng of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Scientific Research in Music is developing ways of capturing human movement in three dimensions and using it to instruct computers to control or create music
Protein mapping initiative gets cash boost
Leeds has been awarded £2.3m to help map ‘membrane proteins’
Go-ahead for £6.5m public health institute
Leeds will become a major contributor to improving the nation’s health with the construction of a world-class Institute of Health Science and Public Health Research on the University’s western campus
 
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