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The Centre for Corrosion Technology has accelerated environmental testing facilities available for humidity testing and neutral salt spray testing to ASTM Standard B117

Development of Optical Bio-sensing Methods for Detection of Toxins Produced by Algae - A PhD research study by Rukaiah Al-Ammar.

Our major aim is to elucidate and quantify the processes that contribute to the deterioration and failure of engineering materials through the interaction of material composition, operating environment and the applied/residual stress system.

Our services in this area include condition monitoring, inspection and surveys of infrastructure, remediation for steel and concrete corrosion and developments in novel monitoring systems

Our academics and consultants help client determine opportunities for cost effective productivity and efficiency increases, assist in the reduction of waste from the manufacturing process and increase efficiency of production processes by automation

A unique and interesting project has been created to explore how communities react to iconic art structure landmarks with the help of the 'man of steel' in the Sheffield city region

Professor Andy Alderson's research, which demonstrates how auxetic materials have the potential to make sports equipment safer, has received funding from a number of UK and overseas agencies and has attracted substantial media coverage

The RF Bunshah prize was awarded based on a paper entitled 'Impact angle effects on the erosion-corrosion of superlattice CrN/NbN PVD coatings' presented at the conference and published in the journal Surface and Coatings Technology

Historic building consultants Orsi and Associates were looking into the possibility of using Roman cements in plaster and render mortars for both conservation and new build applications

MERI's Professor Andrew Alderson is leading several projects looking at commercial uses for auxetic materials, which become thicker when stretched or thinner when compressed