All the latest news from Sheffield Hallam University
Issued:01/03/12
The turning of the planet, travel around the world, and speeding molecules are among the topics at this year’s National Science and Engineering...
Issued:25/07/11
A pioneering technology to detect fingermarks at crime scenes, which provides additional information about a suspect, is a step closer to being incorporated...
Issued:15/06/11
New light-weight, low-cost, environmentally friendly ceramic body armour has the potential to be used on the frontline by British troops or police,...
Issued:19/01/11
Sexual offenders hoping to outsmart police by using a condom during their crimes may be out of luck thanks to a technique, being developed at Sheffield...
Issued:25/06/10
Liquid crystal films, which are just 1/20th of the thickness of a human hair but are the crucial components of flat screen TVs, iPhones and games consoles,...
Issued:10/05/10
A project to revolutionise food packaging by replacing plastic film with an environmentally-friendly starch and clay combination has won a global prize...
Issued:23/04/10
A Sheffield Hallam University academic is set to tackle a national shortage of therapy radiographers treating cancer patients after receiving an award...
Issued:16/04/10
Distinctive dust on the bonnets of cars across the city has been confirmed as volcanic ash from Iceland after going under the microscope at Sheffield...
Issued:10/02/10
Eating rhubarb baked in a crumble is not only tasty it may also be the best way to take advantage of its health benefits, and could lead to the development...
Issued:08/10/09
It's called 'Engineering for Life - Enhancing People's Lives' and could mean that academics at Sheffield Hallam University come up...