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The Materials and Engineering Research Institute within Sheffield Hallam is offering Drilling Resistance Measurement System (DRMS) services to internal and external businesses.

Coating testing research at the Materials and Engineering Research Institute covers a wide range of subjects including corrosion testing, abrasion testing and fatigue limit determination

Pauline is the course leader for the Part-time MSc Medical Ultrasound programme as well as being the Team Leader for Diagnostic Imaging

Michael is a Principal Lecturer on the BSc Computer Science degree at Sheffield Hallam University, where he teaches programming, computer architecture and practical algorithms and data structures

I am an environmental geoscientist, researching the ways in which human activity affects the physical environment and try to find solutions to the ways in which the physical environment affects human activity. I joined the Department of the Natural and Built Environment in January 2017.

Paul is the Head of Architecture at Sheffield Hallam University with overall responsibility for the direction of the school of architecture and its academic programmes. In 2017 he was one of only twenty academic staff from across the institution to win a University Inspirational Teaching Award and has been nominated for the award every year since its inception.

I previously taught at University of Derby 1993 -2003 and moved to Sheffield Hallam in July 2007 initially as programme leader for the Practice based learning programme in Occupational Therapy and latterly combining the role of Princaipal Lecturer with this course leadership.

Client: White Rose Collaboration Fund project | Staff: Dr Lucie Middlemass (University of Leeds), Prof Angela Tod (University of Sheffield), Dr Carolyn Snell (University of York), Dr Caroline Mullen (University of Leeds), Dr Nick Emmel (University of Leeds), Dr Tony Ryan (University of Sheffield), Ross Gillard (University of York), Jan Gilbertson (Sheffield Hallam University) and Dr Tom Hargreaves (University of East Anglia)

The construction industry is in desperate need of degree apprentices to help fill future skills gaps and thousands of job openings in the region by 2022

Physical education and school sport student, Isobella Cottrell, has volunteered over 900 hours of her time over the past three years, in a variety of netball-related and sport volunteer roles including coaching, umpiring, organising and teaching.