Following the death of Albert Hunt last year, we are reflecting on his contribution to the Art School here in Bradford during the decades of the sixties, seventies and early eighties

ADMOS is an FP7-funded project on real time analytics whose aims are to determine the effectiveness of an advert (e.g. words and images on a poster) placed in public spaces

This network project is to support interdisciplinary exploration of the potential for identification of shared research agendas within the contexts of visual art, music and medicine.

Since graduating from Sheffield Hallam, Kid Acne has developed a global profile as an artist and musician

Gravity is a space for debates about the visual as a critical domain within Fine Art practice. This collaborative project by artists Penny McCarthy, Becky Shaw and Andrew Sneddon examines the many ways the art world deals with its ambivalent and yet enduring relations with artefacts.

Foghorn Requiem, a major event created by Sheffield Hallam University researcher Lise Autogena, was the recipient of The Arts Council of England Award at this year's Journal Culture Awards.

The focus of this seminar is methodological and in it I present: the scope of the project; pay attention to the design thinking and development processes (translation and transmission) that supported my analyses; and discuss the influence of practice-based research on coming to know digital spaces

‘More Open and Tolerant, Less Macho and Miserable’ was Jonathan Freedland’s interpretation in The Guardian in 1997 of the transformation in national character that he thought to be occurring in the wake of Labour’s election victory

Advances in surgical and medical management have significantly reduced the length of time patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) have to stay in hospital, but this has left patients with potentially less time to psychologically adjust