Research from Sheffield Hallam has shown that hi-res micro-computed tomography can be used as a reliable authentication technique for gems and pearls.

Using 3D surface imaging technology at the Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre (SMIC), Sheffield Hallam researchers have developed anatomical models for education, research and product development.

Researchers at Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre (SMIC) have examined the effectiveness of commercial seed film coatings to improve product performance and give crops a much-needed zinc boost.

Labskin UK and Sheffield Hallam are helping cosmetic and pharmaceutical companies find a competitive edge by using mass spectrometry and a market-leading artificial skin model to analyse product performance.

Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre (SMIC) researchers are using ultrasound to study how a common air pollutant, carbon monoxide, is affecting cerebral blood flow.

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Sheffield Hallam researchers are helping to improve the performance of pharmaceutical tablets using a new imaging method developed at the Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre,

Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre researchers have shown how transmission electron microscopy (TEM) can be used to study and improve the performance of steel products and hard coatings.

We're developing a synthetic infected skin to help develop new treatments for eczema sufferers, allowing cosmetics and pharmaceutical companies to test products as if they were being applied to natural human skin.

Using technology at the Sheffield Multimodal Imaging Centre (SMIC), researchers tested a specialist bra that makes radiotherapy more accurate and more dignified.