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An elderly man using weights whilst watching something on a laptop in his living room.

University of Sheffield to Lead BRIDGES for Dementia Network Plus

Dr Christian Morgner, Senior Lecturer in Cultural and Creative Industries, will lead the work package that surrounding arts, sports and culture that blends creative practice with cutting edge technology.
An image of the Tasty Spoon concept, an arm of a woman is holding the spoon above a plate. The spoon is grey.

New ‘Tasty Spoon’™ will enhance food flavours for people living with dementia

A spoon, designed to enhance the flavour of food for dementia patients experiencing a loss of taste, could help combat high levels of malnutrition.
Alexander Leischnig and BRISTT academics.

International Visit from Professor Alexander Leischnig

Professor Alexander Leischnig visits Sheffield from Germany to meet with academics and deliver a research seminar.
A world map showing lines of international connection.

BRISTT launches its internationalisation plan

This year, BRISTT has welcomed six distinguished international scholars to Sheffield, exploring potential collaboration opportunities.
Stephan Henneberg presenting.

Research Seminar by Professor Stephan Henneberg

BRISTT host Professor Stephan Henneberg for a research seminar exploring the underlying enquiry system of QCA and how it can be used in management research.
The Wave building.

Management School researchers host workshop in collaboration with Department of Psychology

Sheffield University Management School and the Department of Psychology researchers recently participated in an interdisciplinary research workshop to share their work consider future collaborations.
Chaonan Yan, Lien Le Monkhouse and Yichuan Wan.

PhD student Chaonan Yan receives Best Conceptualization award

Chaonan Yan receives an award for her research paper at the International Conference on Marketing Strategy & Policy.
A hand writing into a notebook.

New publication in Sociology available online

Dr Panayiota Alevizou and colleagues' new paper 'Self-Tracking among Young People: Lived Experiences, Tensions and Bodily Outcomes' is published in Sociology.