Professional Software Projects 2025 – Truck, Train, Tractor (beam)
Review of the client project work undertaken by second year Computer Science and Software Engineering students.
The first Hallam Winter Seminar on Intelligence
On January 20, 2026, the Center of Excellence for AI and Robotics hosted the first Hallam Winter Seminar on Intelligence in Yorkshire. Focused on active inference and AI alignment, the event featured international speakers and concluded with a panel discussion promoting interdisciplinary collaboration on pressing alignment challenges.
Sheffield Hallam University and Guildhawk maintain their close partnership, and are now Enhancing AI with Multilingual Data
This pioneering collaboration aims to revolutionise the way datasets are used for training machine learning models. The focus is upon multilingual work essential in sectors such as medical, engineering, and safety. Inadequate or biased labelling can lead to AI 'hallucinations' – generating incorrect or prejudiced responses – which can have dire consequences in high-stakes industries.
ASERG Receives Best Paper Award at SBES 2025 for Microservices Granularity Research
The Applied Software Engineering Research Group (ASERG) received the Best Paper Award at the Brazilian Symposium on Software Engineering (SBES) 2025. The award-winning paper, titled “Continuously Managing Microservice Granularity: An Evidence-Based Industrial Approach” was recognized for its outstanding contribution to advancing microservices architecture in industrial contexts.
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Computer Science and Software Engineering Student Showcase May 2025
The student showcase, themed "Code to Inspire: Unveiling Tomorrow’s Innovators”, featured student innovation through posters and live demonstrations. Industry partners collaborated with students who developed solutions, to real world problems. Robotics projects including an autonomous vehicle and a system to sort items on a factory belt.
“I’m going out. I may be some time.” – Exploring the Igloo
Second-year Computer Science and Software Engineering students are pushing the boundaries of immersive technology within the Institute of Technology’s AR/VR suite, better known as the ‘Igloo’.
The National Cybersecurity & Forensics Alliance (NCFA): A Student-Led Network Driving Cyber Collaboration
The National Cybersecurity & Forensics Alliance (NCFA) is a student-led network founded at Sheffield Hallam University, connecting cybersecurity students through collaboration, mentorship, and events. Rapidly expanding to over 20 universities, it promotes practical learning and international engagement, while fostering inclusivity through its “conditional sociability” approach to increase student participation and opportunity.
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List of School of Health and Social Care staff profiles at Sheffield Hallam University