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Sheffield Hallam University's research focuses on three key themes: enabling healthier lives, building stronger communities and driving future economies. Browse the latest stories related to each theme, or read more about our research strategy.

 

Two amateur boxers

Why boxing is still a grassroots sport

Amateur boxing clubs are inclusive, supportive and community-minded. Our research shows just how important they are.

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Enabling healthier lives

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A man at a computer

Could memes help mental illness?

Dr Umair Akram explores how memes could help depression
A brain scan

We’re helping tackle a rare brain disease that affects children

Sheffield Hallam is conducting research into a currently incurable illness
A woman and baby in Indonesia

Is buffalo milk key to safer pregnancy in Indonesia?

Our research may improve neonatal mortality in West Sumatra

Building stronger communities

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A black person in Germany

Being black in Nazi Germany

We're uncovering the untold story of Germany's black communities
Girl skateboarding at a park in Asira Al-Shamaliya, Palestine

Building a skatepark in Palestine

Dani Abulhawa looks at how skating can benefit young people in areas of conflict
A block of council flats

The regional cost of welfare reform

How a decade of welfare reform affected the UK

Driving future economies

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Dr Aimee Ambrose

How can we cure 'energy invisibility'?

Aimee Ambrose's research looks at new ways of bringing energy issues to life
A crop advisory in West Bengal

Supporting farmers at the front line of climate change

We're supporting sustainable agriculture in India
Interior of the digital fiction curios VR experience

Saving digital fiction from being deleted

Professor Alice Bell is creating a new form of literary preservation

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