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5 July 2021

Sheffield Professor appointed to new UK climate group investigation impact of 5G

Professor Tim O'Farrell has been selected to join the new Climate & Environmental Working Group. The group will feed its finding into government policy on the environmental impact of 5G technology.
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30 June 2021

Electron ptychography achieves highest ever resolution atomic image

Multi-slice ptychography was pioneered by EEE Prof Rodenburg and developed by Dr. Maiden which was used by the Cornell Researchers for their record-breaking work. Read about their latest findings here.
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25 May 2021

Logically and the University of Sheffield announce research partnership to develop AI tools to combat misleading online videos and images

Logically, a Yorkshire-based technology company using advanced AI to tackle harmful misinformation, and the University of Sheffield announce their collaboration in a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) in the field of artificial intelligence.