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Welcome to the virtual home of the SLMS group at the University of Leeds. Whether you are visiting as a local student or as a former member of the team, whether you're interested in our research, looking for a job or simply trying to contact us - I hope we will be able to provide the information you are looking for. Have a good day!

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Sieve Mesh Sizes
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Last updated: 5th April, 2011

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