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University of Sheffield engineers chosen to advise government on nuclear waste management
Two nuclear engineers from our Department of Materials Science and Engineering, who are renowned around the world for their research and expertise on nuclear waste, have been appointed to HM Government’s Advisory Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM).
Categorised under: Research news and Faculty news
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University of Sheffield launches Quantum centre to develop the technologies of tomorrow
A new research centre with the potential to revolutionise computing, communication, sensing and imaging technologies is set to be launched by the University of Sheffield this week (22 January 2020).
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Sheffield researchers create 3D printed parts that can kill bacteria
Researchers from Mechanical Engineering and School of Dentistry have manufactured antibacterial 3D printed parts which could help stop the spread of infections in hospitals and care homes.
Categorised under: Research news, AMRC and Faculty news
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Comment: Driving home for Christmas (with a tonne less CO2)
Dr Stuart Walker and Dr Rachael Rothman, from the University of Sheffield's Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering discuss the CO2 emissions of Chris Rea's drive home for Christmas.
Categorised under: Research news and Comment and Discussion
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Engineers tackle global food crisis with new fertiliser
Engineers from the Department of Chemical and Biological have created a new fertilizer with reduced environmental impact.
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Online abuse towards politicians rises ahead of General Election, study finds
Politicians have been targeted by increasing levels of abuse on social media as the General Election approaches, according to research from the University of Sheffield.
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Engineering students create assitive technology solutions to help people with disabilities
Teams of students from the University of Sheffield, including our engineering students, and Sheffield Hallam University have collaborated with people with disabilities to help them overcome everyday challenges using assistive technology.
Categorised under: Student news
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Comment: why Black Friday and Cyber Monday may not be the real deal
Professor John Clark, from the University of Sheffield's Department of Computer Science, outlines how to stay safe from online fraud this Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Categorised under: Comment and Discussion
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Engineering students scoop top international award
An interdisciplinary eight member student team from the Faculty of Engineering successfully showcased their project OPENLUX at the annual 2019 iGEM - winning gold for 'Best Project in Track'.
Categorised under: Student news
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University of Sheffield researchers honoured with Nigeria’s top science award
Two researchers from the University of Sheffield have been honoured with Nigeria’s most prestigious science award for their outstanding contribution to science and innovation.
Categorised under: Research news and International News
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New Tomography Centre planned for Sheffield
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering has recently been awarded a grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), which will enable it to invest in a new state-of-the-art high resolution 3D X-ray microscope system.
Categorised under: Research news and Faculty news
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Faculty sign agreement with Nanyang Polytechnic
The Faculty has signed an agreement with Nanyang Polytechnic, a leading education provider in Singapore. The agreement has the potential to bring new opportunities for both institutions, including research collaborations and staff and student exchanges.
Categorised under: Faculty news and International News
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Dry ice could prevent rail delays caused by ‘leaves on the line’
Researchers from our Department of Mechanical Engineering, in collaboration with Icetech Technologies, have used dry ice to develop a new solution to the problem of leaves on the line, which cause delays, cancellations and timetable changes for rail passengers.
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Civil Engineering Professor awarded Research Chair by the Royal Academy of Engineering
Professor Kypros Pilakoutas from our Department of Civil and Structural Engineering has been awarded a Research Chair by the Royal Academy of Engineering to investigate how to improve the performance of large concrete industrial floors in order to reduce their environmental impact and make construction processes more efficient.
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Pipebots project features on Rip-Off Britain TV programme
Professor Kirill Horoshenkov and Dr. Chris Parrott from our Department of Mechanical Engineering appeared on the BBC TV show Rip-Off Britain to discuss the technology being developed in Pipebots for detecting leaks in water pipes. It’s hoped that this kind of technology could eventually dramatically reduce the size and frequency of leaks from burst water pipes.
Categorised under: Research news, Public Engagement and Faculty news
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