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15 April 2021

We're hiring

We have 3 lecturer positions available and a University Teacher post.

22 February 2021

Congratulations to Danny Smyl who has received £400k for the EPSRC project "Three-dimensional electrical tomography for imaging large concrete members"

The project will run for three years, aims to develop a new technique for imaging large concrete structures will be carried at the new ICAIR centre (pictured).

26 January 2021

Professor Martin Mayfield discusses flooding with the Yorkshire Post

Rise in flood victims more likely to suffer from poor mental health, Yorkshire flooding experts warn.

Published by the Yorkshire Post

Researchers from our Blast Group are featured in The Sheffield Star for their research which will give unprecedented insight into the behaviour of explosives

The Peak District is known for its serene beauty but some very noisy neighbours from our Department are shattering the peace.

5 March 2021

New blast laboratory to help protect against terrorist attacks

A new world class laboratory that is set to develop an unprecedented insight into the behaviour of explosives - data which could help to improve the UK’s ability to protect against terrorist attacks - is being launched by engineers at the University

19 January 2021

Civil and Structural Engineering student nominated for National Undergraduate Employer Award

Congratulations to Civil and Structural Engineering student George Sheppard who has been nominated for the ‘Best Placement Student’ at the National Undergraduate Employer Awards.

19 January 2021

Congratulations to our graduating MSc students

Well done to all our graduating MSc students.

11 January 2021

Wood burners triple harmful indoor air pollution, study finds

In a study led by Rohit Chakraborty, a Grantham Scholar in the deparmtent it's found that wood stoves certified for indoor use are emitting harmful levels of particulate matter.

18 December 2020 | Published by The Guardian