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Clown fish at Flynn Reef Cathedral, Great Barrier Reed, Australia. Credit: Andrea Clark

One of the largest global mass extinctions did not fundamentally change marine ecosystems, scientists have found.

Prof. Xiangkun Zhu and Kan Zhang sampling rocks from North China that record an oxygenation event coincident with the evolution of complex eukaryotes.

An international team of scientists have found evidence for a progressive oxygenation event beginning ~1,570 million years ago.

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A recently released paper, published in Energy Efficiency, has looked at ways in which carbon emissions could be reduced, following the UK government’s commitment to reduce emissions by 80% by 2050.

Dr Bernadette Moore

This year’s prestigious Nutrition Society Silver Medal has been awarded to Dr Bernadette Moore, Associate Professor in the School of Food Science and Nutrition at the University of Leeds.

A group of students from the School of Food Science and Nutrition.

In May 2018, the School of Food Science and Nutrition with the support of its sponsor, Marks and Spencers, held its annual Dragon’s Den project competition open to the School’s undergraduate students.