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$1.5 million donation boosts University’s international research partnerships
The University of Sheffield has been awarded a $1.5 million donation to support international research partnerships.
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Sheffield engineering students to benefit from £75K Arconic Foundation grant
The University of Sheffield has received a $100,000 (>£75,000) grant from Arconic Foundation, the independent philanthropic arm of global advanced materials company Arconic Inc. as part of its Advanced Manufacturing Education Grant Program.
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Funding awarded to support new PhD student in new energy storage materials
Dr Rebecca Boston and Dr Nik Reeves-McLaren from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, and Professor Peter Hall from the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering have been awarded £47,200 funding to support a new PhD student
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We have developed a membrane that will take place of human embryonic membrane: Prof. Sheila MacNeil
In an interview with ETHealthworld, Prof. Sheila MacNeil, Professor of Tissue Engineering, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Sheffield, UK, talks about their latest developments in the field of healthcare research.
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Nuclear PhD student takes 2nd prize at Nuclear Institute Young Persons' Speaking Competition
Congrats to PhD stduent Sarah O’Sullivan, receiving second prize at the recent North West Nuclear Institute Young Persons’ Speaking Competition.
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Elements Magazine: Mineralogy of Sulfides
Dr Claire Corkill is featured in the April edition of Elements Magazine, discussing sulfides in mineralogy, geochemistry and petrology.
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Materials World: The FAST-forge Process - Titanium vs Steel
Dr Martin Jackson talks to Materials World about the need for a new hybrid solid-state process that will support the expansion of titanium alloy use in aircraft.
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Students vote University number one in the Russell Group
The University has been voted number one in the Russell Group and third best university nationally, with our Students' Union voted best in the UK for the ninth year in a row by the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2017.
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Lecture: Can the stem cells in our fat cure us?
Dr Vanessa Hearnden is supporting Inspiration for Life: 24 Hour Inspire, giving a lecture at 1.30am on Friday 31st March to promote lifelong learning, and encourage the public understanding of science.
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Comment: Hinkley Point C construction gets under way
Professor Neil Hyatt talks to Lawrie Jones at Engineering and Technology about the risks of Hinkley Point C.
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PhD student wins IOM3 Young Persons' Lecture Competition SMEA Heat
Congratulations to Shishir Mundra, winner of the IOM3 Young Persons' Lecture Competition Sheffield heat.
Categorised under: Postgraduate
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The Times: It’s got legs… fake spider silk heralds a new era for clothing
Dr Chris Holland comments on the properties of spider silk.
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BBC World News: Dust storms
Dr Claire Corkhill talks to BBC World News about her analysis of soil and dust particles and how they can lead to severe respiratory disease.
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Researcher to present at STEM for BRITAIN
Dr Sam Tammas-Williams, Research Associate in the Department, selected to repsent his research in Parliament at STEM for BRITAIN.
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Professor Sheila MacNeil recipient of Suffrage Science award
Professor of Tissue Engineering, Sheila MacNeil, receives Suffrage Science award for women in engineering and physical sciences.
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