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Chris McGarrigle

The programme aims to develop a truly inherent (molecular-level) synthetic auxetic (negative Poisson's ratio) polymer for real-world application. Working with the Materials and Fluid Flow Modelling group, we are extending our previous work on scaling down known macrostructures for theoretical cross-linked polymers, and understanding natural auxetic inorganic and organic crystalline nanostructures, to a fully 3D system having connectivity similar to that achievable in elastomer materials.

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

Walid joined Hallam in 2016 as Lecturer in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. His main research interests include power electronics, digital control, DC/AC and DC/DC converters and microgrids.

Markos has extensive experience in the design, development and implementation of clinical trials with pre-clinical and clinical populations, aiming to improve physiology and clinical outcomes. Following his undergraduate studies at Sheffield Hallam University, and MSc courses in the universities of Leeds and Sheffield Hallam, he completed a DPhil in Microvascular Physiology at the University of Nottingham.

Jeremy has been employed in the international business subject group since 1995. He is the module leader for the dissertations on the MSc International Business Management and MSc Global Business courses

I started at Sheffield Hallam in March, 2016. I am designing a new module for the MSc in Biomedical Science: Human Genomics and Proteomics

I am a Reader in Imperial History with particular interests in Black German History and German imperialism. More specifically my work considers the development of a Black Diaspora in Germany pre-1960