LIDA is co-producing research and innovation between the academic, commercial, government and third sector communities. Below are examples of projects conducted by researchers from LIDA and our partners.
Project Background The current state of clinical uncertainty highlights a need for a more precise prognostic risk stratification of prostate cancer for disease classified as low or intermediate D’Amico risk, using traditional clinical and pathological criteria. To accurately stratify patients...
Project Background The current industry methods for testing fabric tactility struggle because they are not fully objective. The Leeds University Fabric Handle Evaluation System (LUFHES) developed in the School of Design (see Figure 1) provides a solution to this problem...
This ground breaking, Macmillan Cancer Support funded, Comprehensive Patient Records (CPR) project aims to develop a clearer picture of what happens to people living with and beyond cancer, and the cost associated with their care. We will study the trends in securely linked, non-identifiable patient information from GP surgeries,...
Understanding how people move about within towns and cities could offer huge benefits for improving services such as crime...
A nationwide team of researchers, clinicians and industry partners is developing a system for diagnosing specific types of lymphoma to help doctors deliver targeted treatments. Each year, around 12,000 patients are diagnosed with lymphoma, a type of cancer that affects white blood cells. In fact, although they are grouped...
Leeds Academic Health Partnership brings together leading expertise from all of Leeds’ NHS organisations and three of the city’s universities. The Partnership, one of the biggest of its kind in the UK, identifies, attracts and implements innovation and inward investment...
Project Background Understanding hate crime is a priority for police forces across England and Wales. Since the EU referendum in June 2016, there has been renewed emphasis on the importance of preventing hate crime and providing support for victims. The Home Office reported an...
Project Background Understanding hate crime is a priority for police forces across England and Wales. Since the EU referendum in June 2016, there has been renewed emphasis on the importance of preventing hate crime and providing support for victims. The Home Office reported an increase of 29% in...
The UK statistics on bowel cancer are clear. It is the fourth most common cancer in the UK, with over 41,000 new cases each year. Just under 16,000 people die each year from the disease, making it the second most common cause of cancer death. But behind these numbers lies another story – that diagnosis,...
Immersive technologies - including virtual, augmented and mixed reality - are radically changing the way we use technology. The University of Leeds is at the forefront of research in this area,...