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Pushing the Boundaries of Industrialised Additive Manufacturing
The University of Sheffield is pooling the knowledge of world-leading experts from across its Faculty of Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) to partner in two new £33m Additive Manufacturing (AM) projects led by aerospace giant GKN Aerospace.
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Gold medal for Materials Scientist
Materials Science and Engineering undergraduate, Cherry Yeung became World Junior Powerlifting Champion, and took two world records on the way.
Categorised under: Undergraduate
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From turbine blades to wedding bells
What happens to nickel-based superalloy turbine blades when they are taken out of service?
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Image Competition 2019
The Annual Image Competition once again produced some stunning results. Take a look at the entries and winners and see for yourself.
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Meet the Sheffield scientist clearing up the world’s nuclear waste
Dr Claire Corkhill is on a mission to deal with the world’s nuclear waste – and get the UK to face up to its Wembley Stadium-sized problem with the issue. (External link: Yorkshire Post)
Categorised under: Research and Staff
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Number 1 for Research Income
New statistics released today by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) show that we have overtaken Imperial College London to become the number one university in the UK for income and investment in engineering research.
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Integradde
Researchers in our departments of Materials Science and Engineering, Automatic Control and Systems Engineering, and Civil and Structural Engineering are part of a €17m European consortium, developing the next generation of 3D printing technology capabilities to advance the reliability, speed and quality of Additive Manufacturing, or 3D printing, processes.
Categorised under: Research and Industry
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CDP Spring Meeting comes to Sheffield
Academics and industry leaders from across the world descended on Sheffield last week for the Spring meeting of the Center for Dielectrics and Piezoelectrics (CDP). This was the first time that the meeting was held in Europe.
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PhD Student wins Best Paper award at Conference
Piyanut Muangtong, PhD Researcher in Dr Russell Goodall's Alloy Development research group, recently received the Best Paper award at the 18th International Conference on Applied Science and Engineering.
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New MMet Advanced Metallurgy Distance Learning Course
The long-established MMet Advanced Metallurgy postgraduate degree course, run by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Sheffield, can now be studied by distance learning.
Categorised under: Postgraduate and Teaching
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CDP brings their Spring Meeting to Sheffield
May 2019 will see a large number of high profile electronics companies descending on Sheffield for the Centre for Dielectrics and Piezoelectrics (CDP) Spring Meeting 2019.
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Smarter, greener, cleaner steel: £35 million boost for research to transform UK steel industry
A smart, green and clean steel industry will come a giant step closer thanks to a new £35 million research network, announced today, which will see steelmakers and university experts work together on a seven-year research programme to transform the UK steel sector.
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Ilika Technologies joins the Centre for Dielectrics and Piezoelectrics
A contract was signed last week that confirmed Ilika Technologies Ltd, Southampton-based solid state battery pioneer, as the latest member of the Centre for Dielectrics and Piezoelectrics (CDP)
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Additive manufacturing reflects fundamental metallurgical principles to create a new family of materials: Meta-crystals
Researchers from the University of Sheffield and Imperial College London have been taking a novel approach to the development of engineering components produced using additive manufacturing. They have designed structures based on metallurgical fundamentals to create stronger, tougher components.
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66th Hatfield Lecture
Dr Jeffrey Wadsworth delivers the 66th Hatfield Memorial Lecture, talking about Connection and Pathways Evolving from a Metallurgical Education at Sheffield University.
Categorised under: Hatfield Lecture
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