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Celebrations in San Francisco for the American Alumni Reunion 2019
San Francisco, California was the setting for this year’s American Alumni Reunion, which took place on May 4, 2019.
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Distinguished Alumni Award for Nobel Prize winner
At this weekend’s American Alumni Reunion in San Francisco, we were delighted to celebrate the longstanding support of one of our most renowned graduates – Sir Richard Roberts.
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Building City Connections with help from successful alumni in London
34 University of Sheffield Social Sciences students from widening participation backgrounds recently had the opportunity to travel to London to visit businesses and network with successful alumni working in the city.
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Where are they now? Georgie Cohen
German and Hispanic studies alumna Georgie is hoping to become the first female skeleton bobsleigh representative for Israel at Winter Olympics 2022, and has recently finished competing at the World Championships.
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Alumnus investing in student investors
Biochemistry alumnus Steve Kiln has put not only his money, but also his expertise, behind Sheffield students with an interest and aptitude for investments.
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Study reveals three quarters of people are dissatisfied with ‘undemocratic’, ‘self-interested’ and ‘divided’ political parties
Research by the University of Sheffield has revealed more than three quarters of people are dissatisfied with political parties and has identified the seven main qualities people want to see in parties today.
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Tackling climate change: researchers offer solutions to solve global challenge
Academics from a leading consortium of universities showcased how their research can inform policy and offer solutions to tackle the global challenge of climate change during an event in the European Parliament.
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University reaffirms its historic civic commitment to Sheffield by signing new national agreement
This new agreement reaffirms a historic commitment made by the University in the late 19th century, when industry leaders and workers in the steel mills, factories and mines united behind a civic goal to bring the ‘highest education’ within the reach of all the people.
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How our plants have turned into thieves to survive
Researchers have found grass species are shortcutting evolution by stealing genes from other species and naturally genetically modifying themselves to survive.
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New compound could help treat ovarian cancer
Scientists from the University of Sheffield have discovered a compound that could be more effective in treating certain cancers than standard chemotherapy.
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University of Sheffield takes 17 'top 100' spots in global subject rankings
The University of Sheffield has reaffirmed its position as a world-leading institution for research and teaching in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019.
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Seabird appeal reaches £100,000 target to help battle changing climates
A 45-year study of the seabirds of Skomer is set to continue for another 10 years, thanks to the support of hundreds of donors.
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Dr Keith Clarkson receives Professor Robert Boucher Distinguished Alumni Award 2019
In January 2019 Dr Keith Clarkson was recognised by the University for his work as part of the RSPB.
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Introducing President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Koen Lamberts
A message from our new President and Vice-Chancellor, Professor Koen Lamberts, about his thoughts on Sheffield having taken up the position last month.
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Patients in Yorkshire set to benefit from revolutionary medical imaging thanks to £2 million fundraising appeal
Patients in Yorkshire are set to benefit from the region’s first MRI-PET scanner, which will accelerate pioneering research into a number of life-changing diseases, thanks to thousands of generous donations.