C3RI Lunchtime Research Seminar - Physiological Correlates to Online Behaviour with Fatima Isiaka
The user experience of web application and browsing is mostly studied via tangible measures such as task completion time, surveys and comprehensive test, which are based on subjective approach
Design for Inclusion: Urban Benches as a resource for sociability and respite
Artist and Filmmaker, Esther Johnson (Reader in Media Arts, ADRC), and Clare Rishbeth (Lecturer in Landscape Design, University of Sheffield), will be presenting findings of their recent ‘Connected Communities’ AHRC project, The Bench Project
C3RI PhD alumni Carrie Dunn speaking on 'Women's football: its history and its future' as part of International Women's Day
C3RI PhD alumni Carrie Dunn will be speaking on 'Women's football: its history and its future' as part of FURD's (Football Unites, Racism Divides) International Women's Day celebrations
Professor Christoph Zellweger's new exhibition 'Domesticated' opens at Marsden Woo Gallery
Street furniture to keep you fit and playground facilities for all ages have become familiar sites in many urban public spaces. In his forthcoming solo show, Domesticated, Christoph Zellweger presents new work that reflects on omnipresent social engagement in practices of self-improvement
Launch of Rose Butler's new work 'Come and Go' at The Lowry
At this event Laura Broome, Programme Manager at Quays Culture, chairs a discussion with Come and Go creators, Rose Butler and Alexander Whitley who will provide an insight into the project's development and their collaborative approach
Esther Johnson and Debbie Ballin 'Echoes of Protest' at With Banners Held High
Esther Johnson (Reader in Media Arts) and Debbie Ballin (Senior Lecturer in Film and Media Production) will present work from their on-going collaborative research project Echoes of Protest at the below A Social Haunting? event at With Banners Held High
Regional skills high on agenda with nationally leading partnership
A regional skills partnership for the Sheffield City Region is aiming to tackle current and future skills shortages in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Sheffield Hallam graduation fortnight generates £3.4million benefit to city
Students and their families attending Sheffield Hallam University graduation ceremonies have generated £3.4m for city centre businesses.
Double win for Sheffield Hallam at the 2023 Times Higher Education Awards
Sheffield Hallam University has been awarded two of the most prestigious prizes in the higher education world – collecting the honours at the Times Higher Education Awards 2023 on Thursday evening (7 Dec).
New website launched to support family-focused healthcare in UK & Ireland
Covid-19 has seen more families caring for loved ones with acute illnesses and now Sheffield Hallam University has co-designed a new website dedicated to supporting the role of family-focused healthcare in the UK and Ireland.