Research projects
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Posted on Tuesday 12 March 2019
How 'smart objects' can bring cultural heritage to life
A Sheffield Hallam-led team is putting interaction design tools into the hands of curators
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Posted on Monday 11 March 2019Science Week: Discover seven of our standout projects
Learn more about some of our most innovative, high-impact work, from 3D-printed breathing masks to advanced fingerprint analysis
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Posted on Friday 08 March 2019How thermal imaging could help improve post-caesarean care
A new technique could give clinicians a fast, reliable way of spotting wound infections — and could even help rationalise the use of antibiotics
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Posted on Friday 08 March 2019Finding new insights into progressive MS
Sheffield Hallam-led research could help identify much-needed new treatments for progressive stages of multiple sclerosis
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Posted on Wednesday 20 February 2019Helping unemployed youth through co-design and local partnerships
Hallam-led research suggests Big Lottery Fund's Talent Match programme has found an effective way to reach youth outside of work, education, training or benefits.
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Posted on Wednesday 24 October 2018Helping schools to think differently about autism
A new legal ruling should stem the rise in exclusions of autistic pupils — but educators can still do more to support children with the condition
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Posted on Tuesday 16 October 2018How food engineers are making rice milling more efficient
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Posted on Friday 28 September 2018The science of making healthier cheese
Our researchers have been working with major food suppliers to create healthy, tasty alternatives for cheese lovers
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Posted on Thursday 20 September 2018Do we have enough homes for our ageing population?
Poor quality housing for the elderly already puts a strain on the NHS. As our over-85 population continues to grow, there are set to be fresh problems
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Posted on Monday 06 August 2018Why public toilets just aren’t good enough
Our research found that underfunding and a one-size-fits-all approach to public toilets is producing facilities that are a constant source of anxiety for some users
