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Off the Shelf Festival of Words 2018: UK's biggest literary festival returns to Sheffield
One of the largest literary festivals in the UK is set to return to Sheffield this month, (6-27 October 2018) thanks to an innovative partnership between the city’s two universities.
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Community, International, Events, Social science, Students and alumni and Research
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Philosophers collaborate with Cathedral to explore religion and ethics
A series of talks exploring the relationship between religion and ethics is being launched next week (2 October 2018), as part of a collaboration between philosophers at the University of Sheffield and the city’s Cathedral.
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Community, International, Events and Research
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New film highlights relationship between low income and loneliness
A new film highlighting how people struggling to access food are also likely to be suffering from loneliness is being screened for the first time this week (26 – 29 September 2018) following research from the University of Sheffield.
Categorised under: Community, Events, Social science and Research
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Wonders of the universe brought to life at Sound of Science concert
A series of fiery, colourful and explosive demonstrations exploring some of the universe’s biggest scientific wonders are set to be performed in Sheffield as part of an exhilarating new family-friendly concert.
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Sheffield’s rich musical talent set to be celebrated with day of performances
A series of performances celebrating Sheffield’s rich musical heritage is set to be held in venues throughout the city centre next week (Friday 28 September 2018).
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Soapbox Science event to inspire women to pursue STEM careers
An event featuring talks from female academics at the University of Sheffield will highlight research from women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics), aiming to inspire a new generation.
Categorised under: Engineering, Events and Science
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Augmented reality experience brings Sheffield’s lost medieval castle to life
One of the most powerful castles in medieval northern England can now be viewed for the first time since it was erased from the face of its city hundreds of years ago, thanks to an interactive augmented reality experience developed by researchers at the University of Sheffield.
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Community, Events and Research
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Unhidden in Plain Sight: Exhibition challenges images of human trafficking
A thought-provoking exhibition of photography will challenge sensationalised images of human trafficking – dominated by depictions of chains or ropes, or people with exposed flesh and marked skin – to tell a more realistic story of a person’s complex journey into and out of modern slavery.
Categorised under: Events and Social science
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Stigma around older people’s intimate and sexual relationships is harming health and wellbeing
Older people are experiencing a stigma around their sex lives and intimate relationships, which is significantly affecting their health and wellbeing, according to a new study from the University of Sheffield.
Categorised under: Medicine, dentistry and health, Community, Events and Research
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Exhibition celebrates life and work of writer Barry Hines
A new collection of images inspired by the writing of the renowned author Barry Hines, academic research and the contents of his archive held at the University of Sheffield, are set to be unveiled as part of an exhibition this week (20-30 September 2018).
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Community, Events and Research
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Sheffield's incubator bid to boost business links with China
Education and business leaders from Sheffield are joining forces to launch a new hub set to help build links and generate investment from China.
Categorised under: Community, International and Events
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Making the most of a disruptive twin
An explosion in information streaming capability and cool-to-wear immersive technologies will have a hugely disruptive impact on global manufacturing over the next five years, according to a new report launched at the world's most influential media, entertainment and technology show, the IBC, in Amsterdam today (14 September 2018).
Categorised under: Engineering, Events and Research
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Researchers shed light on the first ever English novel ahead of debut theatre performance
The world’s first ever English novel – a little known satire of magic and religious controversy written during a time of immense political and social change across England and Europe – is being brought to life by researchers at the University of Sheffield.
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Community, Events and Research
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Wall of Gratitude could help to improve mental health and wellbeing
A Wall of Gratitude, which is giving people in Sheffield a chance to highlight some of the things they are most grateful for, is set to be unveiled by researchers at the University of Sheffield.
Categorised under: Medicine, dentistry and health, Community, Events, Research and Science
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Festival showcasing pioneering science, art, engineering and culture from city set for launch
A unique city-wide festival showcasing some of the most pioneering science, art, engineering and culture from across Sheffield is being held this month (20-30 September 2018).
Categorised under: Arts and humanities, Medicine, dentistry and health, Engineering, Community, Events, Social science, Students and alumni, Research and Science