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    Young achievers celebrate splendid success

    Hard working youngsters from across South Yorkshire are celebrating their success after reaching a tremendous milestone as part of the Sheffield Children's University (CU) scheme.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements and Community
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    Sheffield pupils celebrate Black History Month with thought-provoking film

    A group of 10 pupils from King Edward VII School in Sheffield have marked Black History Month (October 2012) by creating a documentary film exploring higher education, identity and aspirations.

    Categorised under: Arts and humanities and Community
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    Tony Pedder to take on the role of Chair of the University of Sheffield Council

    The University of Sheffield is pleased to announce that Tony Pedder will be taking on the role of the Chair of the University Council – the University’s governing body.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements
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    Why did incy wincy spider climb up the water spout?

    The history of Little Miss Muffet, Jack and Jill, and Incy Wincy Spider, is set to be the focus of Education experts from the University of Sheffield, in the form of a unique new resource.

    Categorised under: Research and Social science
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    Nuclear experts in Sheffield display united front in tackling Britain’s radioactive waste

    Academics and members of industry from across the radiation field came together in Sheffield for a Radioactive Waste Symposium last week to discuss methods of dealing with the UK’s Radioactive waste.

    Categorised under: Events and Engineering
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    Inspirational student recognised by global award nomination

    An inspirational student was shortlisted for a prestigious international award thanks to her selfless determination to help others.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements and International
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    Sheffield graduate wins Man Booker Prize twice

    University of Sheffield graduate Hilary Mantel CBE has made literary history by becoming the first woman and the first British writer to win the prestigious Man Booker award twice.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements and Students and alumni
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    Ice-sheet retreat controlled by the landscape

    Ice-sheet retreat can halt temporarily during long phases of climate warming, a UK team including an expert from the University of Sheffield have revealed.

    Categorised under: Research and Social science
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    Fellowship scheme launched to inspire world-leading academic talent and research

    A pioneering scheme at the University of Sheffield will see 20 exceptional researchers from around the world recruited to unique fellowships as part of the University’s commitment to develop the highest calibre academic talent at the University.

    Categorised under: Research and Teaching
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    Sheffield celebrates 100 years of ‘Heritage Makers’

    Sheffield is celebrating 100 years of the Hunter Archaeological Society, fondly dubbed the ‘Heritage Makers’, with a new exhibition charting the history of Sheffield and the surrounding area.

    Categorised under: Arts and humanities and Community
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    Breakthrough could help sufferers of fatal lung disease

    Pioneering research conducted by the University of Sheffield is paving the way for new treatments which could benefit patients suffering from the fatal lung disease pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH).

    Categorised under: Research and Medicine, dentistry and health
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    World class researcher honoured with international award

    A world class researcher from the University of Sheffield has been honoured with an international award for his superior contribution to his academic field.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements and Social science
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    Feeding the Schwanns: new technique could bring cell therapy for nerve damage a step closer

    A new way to grow cells vital for nerve repair, developed by researchers from the University of Sheffield, could be a vital step for use in patients with severe nerve damage, including spinal injury.

    Categorised under: Engineering and Research
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    Inspirational women honoured at University

    The fantastic achievements of inspirational women are being celebrated at the University of Sheffield with an exhibition of portraits set to travel throughout the University campus over the next year.

    Categorised under: Awards/achievements and Events
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    Uncommon People - Sheffield Music Map launched

    The University of Sheffield has joined forces with Sensoria Festival to launch a new innovative map of Sheffield’s musical heritage – www.uncommonpeople.co.uk - and they are issuing a call for contributions.

    Categorised under: Arts and humanities and Community