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University of Sheffield researchers part of global science project awarded £30m investment
The University of Sheffield has received funding to provide essential contributions to the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), which could lead to profound changes in our understanding of the universe.
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'Metal-free' antennas improve interactions between 2D semiconductors and light
Scientists at the University of Sheffield have discovered a new way to make 2D materials even more effective when they are used in electronic and optical devices.
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Devolution is needed to reduce emissions and transition to clean energy sources, report finds
More powers should be given to areas such as the Sheffield City Region to enable them to reduce their carbon emissions and switch to clean energy sources, according to a new report.
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HiPERCAM used to reveal violent flaring at the heart of a black hole system
An international team of astronomers, including academics from the University of Sheffield, have used state-of-the-art cameras to create a high frame-rate movie of an accreting black hole at a level of detail never seen before.
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Beetle scales hold secret to creating sustainable paint from recycled plastic, research shows
The structure of ultra-white beetle scales could hold the key to making bright-white sustainable paint using recycled plastic waste, scientists at the University of Sheffield have discovered.
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Students help build neutrino detector during US research trip
A group of University of Sheffield physics students our students got the chance to help build a new neutrino detector just outside Chicago during time off from their studies.
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Sheffield quantum technology research gets £2.5 million funding boost
Quantum technology researchers at the University of Sheffield have received more than £2.5 million to fund projects that could revolutionise computing and communications.
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Sheffield physicists recognised for their distinguished service to the Institute of Physics
Professor Jamie Hobbs and Dr John Williams who have each been announced as winners of a 2019 Institute of Physics Phillips Award.
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Professor Richard Jones elected to Council of the Royal Society
Professor Richard Jones will join the University of Sheffield's Professor David Beerling on the council in November.
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University of Sheffield students launch UK record-breaking rocket
A team of students from the University of Sheffield have launched themselves into the record books after competing in the world’s biggest competition for student rocket engineers.
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New fund aims to link 300 talented physics students with region's hi-tech business sector
Physics students across Yorkshire and the Midlands will be able to benefit from 300 new internship and work experience opportunities as hi-tech businesses in the region access a pool of new talent.
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Science undergraduates visit China as ambassadors for studying in Sheffield
A team of science students from the Univeristy of Sheffield visited China to share their experiences of studying chemistry, physics and maths at the University of Sheffield.
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Summer placement leads to award for physics student
An undergraduate physics student is celebrating after winning the prize for best undergraduate student poster at a nuclear security detection workshop.
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Groovy new solar technology aims to be the future of renewable energy
An innovative new solar-cell design which has the capability to drive down costs of solar cell manufacture, has been created by scientists at the University of Sheffield and energy technology company Power Roll.
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ATLAS sets strong constraints on supersymmetric dark matter
Sheffield physicists as part of the ATLAS collaboration have reported two new results on searches for the lightest supersymmetric particle, which could help scientists explain dark matter.
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