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Disabled people in the UK have a wealth of knowledge, expertise and experience about disability and ageing that currently isn’t discussed within services, communities or the research literature

Voluntary Action Research Groups members supervise doctoral candidates across a range of topic areas and disciplines, making use of a variety of methods. Members are always keen to hear from prospective doctoral candidates.

This case study looks at how an Innovation Voucher from Innovate UK led to a long-term collaboration with an industrial partner

We offer a complete coating development package giving a choice of composition, architecture (monolayer or multilayers) and PVD deposition techniques to suit specific needs.

I am a lecturer in Biological Sciences, in the Department of Bioscience and Chemistry, College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences.

I currently teach on the Primary and Early Years QTS postgraduate and undergraduate courses and am the English Subject Leader

Daniel obtained a BSc with honours in Human Biology and Psychology from Aston University, including a year placement at Unilever R&D where he investigated biomarkers of stress and heart health/lifestyle interventions in a clinical study. Following his degree he undertook a PhD at Sheffield Hallam University investigating the effects of testosterone on atherosclerosis before moving to the University of Sheffield to continue this research as a postdoc. Focus shifted towards testosterone’s tissue-specific metabolic actions and how these relate to cardiovascular risk and type-2 diabetes in males using cell culture systems, pre-clinical models and medical trials of testosterone replacement. Daniel moved to Sheffield Hallam in 2016 as a lecturer in Biochemistry.

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Staff profile of Nikita-Marie Bridgeman Lecturer in Business Operations and Systems