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Leading biomechanics expert secures prestigious UKRI Fellowship

Dr Vee San Cheong awarded the coveted UK Research and Innovation’s Future Leader Fellowship for her research on developing revolutionary 3D-printed orthopaedic implants for faster bone healing.
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Alumni spotlight - Max Clayton

Since graduating, Max has contributed to numerous high-profile projects, but it's his recent work on a unique collaboration with the Natural History Museum, where he applied his skills to a prehistoric dinosaur, that captured our attention.
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New technology which freezes fallen leaves to clear the way for customers will be trialled this autumn

New technology which blasts dry ice onto the train tracks to clear away fallen leaves will be trialled in the North East this autumn. Professor Roger Lewis comments.

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Wull Technologies and University of Sheffield launch Royce ICP Project to accelerate sustainable acoustic innovation

Wull Technologies has launched CASA (Collaboration Advancing Sustainable Acoustics) supported by the Henry Royce Institute’s Industrial Collaboration Programme (ICP). 
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Brain injury specialist receives acclaimed Royal Academy Fellowship

Dr Xiancheng Yu awarded the prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) Research Fellowship.
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School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering Courses Soar in The Guardian University Guide 2026

Undergraduate courses once again receive high praise in the latest Guardian University Guide.

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Technician’s career advances with IEng professional registration

Sam Gibson, Engineering Technician, has been awarded Incorporated Engineer (IEng) status with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE).
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Pruning in 3D

Aerospace Engineering student, Elliott Nurcombe, helps local company Ernest Wright design their new Nurseryman Scissors.

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Digital twins to help reduce childhood fractures

New digital twins that could help doctors better understand the causes of fractures in children, are being developed by researchers at the University of Sheffield.