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University of Leicester in the Print Media, February 2012 University of Leicester in the print media, February 2012 1 January 2012 Results 1. Hidden in plain sight; As more children are diagnosed as autistic, experts are trying to find unrecognized cases in adults. The search for the missing millions is just beginning. The Baltimore Sun, January 1, 2012 Sunday, TELEGRAPH; Pg. 2A, 1712 words, By Alan Zarembo, Tribune Newspapers ... professor of psychiatry at the University of Leicester who led the study. He ... 2. Global decentralised static output feedback sliding-mode control for interconnected time-delay systems IET Control Theory & Applications, January 2012, Pg. 192, 120 words, X.-G.Yan, University of Kent, Instrumentation, Control and Embedded Systems Research Group, School of Engineering and Digital Arts, Canterbury, UK; S.K.Spurgeon, University of Kent, Instrumentation, Control and Embedded Systems Research Group, School of Engineering and Digital Arts, Canterbury, UK; C.Edwards, University of Leicester, Department of Engineering, Control and Instrumentation Research Group, Leicester, UK 2 January 2012 Results 1. Men asked to take part in study of Viking DNA; In Brief Hull Daily Mail, January 2, 2012 Monday, NEWS; Pg. 14, 109 words ... a DNA study.The University of Leicester is aiming to learn about ... 2. New sports logo reflects the past Leicester Mercury, January 2, 2012 Monday, NEWS; Pg. 16, 241 words THE University of Leicester's sports teams have created ... 3. ON THIS DAY Leicester Mercury, January 2, 2012 Monday, NEWS; Pg. 16, 256 words ... process developed at Leicester University - they can be eliminated from inquiries. The ... 4. Casting doubt on the art of the astrologer; MERCURY MAILBOX Leicester Mercury, January 2, 2012 Monday, LETTERS; Pg. 14,15, 98 words ... debate the matter with the astronomers of Leicester University? John Burrows, Humberstone. 5. THAT WAS 2011 Leicester Mercury, January 2, 2012 Monday, NEWS; Pg. 10, 332 words ... Later in the year, Leicester University welcomed Nobel Peace ... 6. Western Areas Announces New Managing Director Marketwire, January 02, 2012 Monday 7:45 AM EST, 796 words ... in Mining Geology from the University of Leicester. Mr Lougher is aged ... 3 January 2012 Results 1. China is sending an astronaut to the Moon [Space] io9, January 3, 2012 Tuesday 7:56 PM EST, 375 words ... researcher at the UK's Leicester University - speaking to the effect that a ... 2. DIARY Leicester Mercury, January 3, 2012 Tuesday, BUSINESS WEEKLY;NEWS; Pg. 2, 133 words ... com JANUARY 24: University of Leicester's Space Research Centre's The ... 3. Eight International Research Funders Announce the Winners of the 2011 Digging into Data Challenge Marketwire, January 3, 2012 Tuesday 11:42 AM GMT, 3345 words ... NSF; Kevin Schurer, University of Leicester, AHRC/ESRC/JISC; ... 4. New Managing Director Market News Publishing, January 3, 2012 Tuesday 4:16 AM PST, 798 words ... in Mining Geology from the University of Leicester. Mr Lougher is aged ... 5. Western Areas will appoint Managing Director News Bites - Stock Report, January 3, 2012 Tuesday, 680 words ... in Mining Geology from the University of Leicester. Mr Lougher is aged ... 6. 2011 DIGGING INTO DATA CHALLENGE WINNERS ANNOUNCED; EIGHT INTERNATIONAL FUNDERS AWARD 14 TEAMS NEARLY $5 MILLION TO ADVANCE SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH States News Service, January 3, 2012 Tuesday, 2793 words, States News Service ... NSF; Kevin Schrer, University of Leicester, AHRC/ESRC/JISC; ... 7. 2011 Digging Into Data Challenge Winners Announced Targeted News Service, January 3, 2012 Tuesday 1:40 AM EST, 2701 words, Targeted News Service ... NSF; Kevin Schurer, University of Leicester, AHRC/ESRC/JISC; ... 8. AUSTRALIA : Western Areas Announces New Managing Director Tendersinfo News, January 3, 2012 Tuesday 6:30 AM EST, 456 words ... in Mining Geology from the University of Leicester. Mr Lougher is aged ... 4 January 2012 Results 1. -Western Areas appoints new Managing Director ENP Newswire, January 4, 2012 Wednesday, 718 words ... in Mining Geology from the University of Leicester. Mr Lougher is aged ... 2. Edward Lis, 96, painter of landscapes, portraits The Philadelphia Inquirer, January 4, 2012 Wednesday, OBITUARIES; P-com Obituaries; Pg. B07, 621 words, By Sally A. Downey; Inquirer Staff Writer ... studied art at the University of Leicester in England and was awarded ... 5 January 2012 Results 1. Expert to hold workshops for teachers Daily Tribune, January 5, 2012 Thursday, 172 words ... visiting professor at University of Leicester. He has authored more than a ... 2. Spend a night with the stars Leicester Mercury, January 5, 2012 Thursday, THE WEEK;FEATURES; Pg. 15, 205 words ... by space experts from Leicester University, including one that rejoices ... 3. Surge in gym memberships; NEW: FITNESS EXPERTS EXPECT RUSH TO WORK OFF FESTIVE EXCESSES Leicester Mercury, January 5, 2012 Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 24, 307 words, AARON FRANK ... Wyggeston Drive, next to the University of Leicester campus, said many ... 4. University academic wins grant Leicester Mercury, January 5, 2012 Thursday, NEWS; Pg. 20, 91 words A UNIVERSITY of Leicester geographer is among the recipients of ... 5. 60 YEARS OF TOP MEDICAL RESEARCH INVESTMENT ACROSS THE EAST MIDLANDS TO HELP PREVENT SUFFERING OF SICK BABIES AND CHILDREN States News Service, January 5, 2012 Thursday, 1001 words, States News Service ... diabetes in childhood University of LeicesterPrematurity and mathematics disabilitiesUniversity of Leicester and University College LondonPreterm ... 6. Appointments The Times Higher Education Supplement, January 5, 2012, PEOPLE; Pg. 24, 1128 words ... lecturer in criminology, University of Leicester, is to join the board of trustees of the ... 6 January 2012 Results 1. Allotments in London cost 25 times average The Daily Telegraph (London), January 6, 2012 Friday, NEWS; Pg. 2, 228 words ... English councils by the University of Leicester found the cheapest was in ... 2. Blow for heart unit campaign; 'DISAPPOINTED': EXPERTS FAIL TO RECOGNISE QUALITY OF RESEARCH Leicester Mercury, January 6, 2012 Friday, NEWS; Pg. 18, 418 words, CATHY BUSS ... Research Centre between Leicester University, the British Heart Foundation and ... 3. Next scheme; NEWS IN BRIEF Leicester Mercury, January 6, 2012 Friday, NEWS; Pg. 4, 71 words THE University of Leicester is teaming up with Next to ... 4. Do you have Viking DNA? Northwich Guardian, January 6, 2012 Friday, LETTERS (LETTERS), 287 words ... information is the Department of Genetics, University of Leicester, University Road, Leicester LE1 ... ... TURI E KING University of Leicester 5. ALLOTMENT OF MONEY FOR A PLOT... PA Regional Newswire of English Regions: LONDON, January 6, 2012 Friday 10:19 AM BST, PA Regional Newswire for English Regions, 237 words ... Runnymede, Berkshire).But the University of Leicester findings were put in the ... 6. NEWS QUIZ FOR MONDAY Press Association Mediapoint, January 6, 2012 Friday 9:57 AM BST, HOME NEWS, 101 words ... times more, according to University of Leicester findings. 2. Peter ... 7. Bad diet in pregnancy raises diabetes risk for child; Having a bad diet during pregnancy raises the unborn child's risk of developing diabetes in later life by reducing their ability to store fat, a study suggests. telegraph.co.uk, January 6, 2012 Friday 2:49 PM GMT, 291 words, By Nick Collins Science Correspondent ... life, researchers from Cambridge and Leicester Universities said. The findings could help ... 7 January 2012 Results 1. Poor maternal diet can put infant at risk of diabetes Asian News International (ANI), January 7, 2012 Saturday, 371 words, ANI ... Toxicology Unit at the University of Leicester, found that, in both ... ... Toxicology Unit at the University of Leicester.The team found that a ... 2. Diabetes link to womb nutrition The Herald (Glasgow), January 7, 2012 Saturday, HS - NEWS; Pg. 11, 226 words, NO BYLINE ... Toxicology Unit at the University of Leicester, said: One of the ways our ... 3. Fifty for Fun Huddersfield Daily Examiner, January 7, 2012 Saturday, FEATURES; Pg. 27, 941 words ... times more, according to University of Leicester findings; 22 Peter ... 4. We want to repay the kindness of the English people; EACH WEEK, WE CATCH UP WITH SOMEONE WHO GRABBED THE HEADLINES AND RETURN THEM TO THE SPOTLIGHT. SEVEN YEARS AGO, ROGELIO VITERI WAS CELEBRATING WINNING BRITISH CITIZENSHIP AFTER RECEIVING DEATH THREATS FOR ALLEGING CORRUPTION BY MILITARY OFFICERS IN HIS NATIVE ECUADOR. TIM HEALY GETS UP TO DATE Leicester Mercury, January 7, 2012 Saturday, FEATURES; Pg. 11, 884 words, TIM HEALY ... in archaeology at the University of Leicester and a masters at ... 5. Can one inhabit two worlds that both seem out of reach? National Post (f/k/a The Financial Post) (Canada), January 7, 2012 Saturday, WEEKEND POST; Pg. WP15, 1042 words, Steven W. Beattie, Weekend Post University of Leicester creative writing professor ... 6. NEWS IN BRIEF Press Association Mediapoint, January 7, 2012 Saturday 2:45 AM BST, HOME NEWS, 514 words ... Runnymede, Berkshire).But the University of Leicester findings were put in the ... 7. Bad diet in pregnancy 'raises diabetes risk for child' The Press Trust of India, January 7, 2012 Saturday, NATIONWIDE INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 304 words ... according to the researchers from Cambridge and Leicester Universities.Dr Susan Ozanne, ... 8. 'Unhealthy mums put unborn children at risk' thetimes.co.uk, January 7, 2012 Saturday 12:01 AM GMT, HEALTH NEWS, 320 words, Hannah Devlin, Science Editor ... Toxicology Unit at the University of Leicester and a co-author
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