The process of making work is like a large-scale act of reverse engineering, attempting to unpack aspects of social life and especially values. An example of this was the work Transfer, made in response to Manchester Royal infirmary.

Mokume gane is a high value, decorative laminate material used in the jewellery industry. Production of mokume gane is difficult and expensive at both small scale and industrial levels.

The monograph, published and distributed internationally by ACTAR Publishers, targets academic and non-academic audiences concerned with hybrid practices in the arts, applied art and design. The publication contextualises and sets out Zellweger's research and work in different media and includes images of finished works, works in progress and in context.

In 2005 I tested positively for the E-Cadherin mutation, which gave me an eighty per cent chance of developing Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer (HDGC). The therapeutic options available were endoscopic surveillance, still unproven, or a prophylactic gastrectomy, which I underwent in 2006.

Filmed from the quiet edges of a city centre car park The Fair documents the rotating arm of fairground ride appearing and then disappearing behind old industrial buildings and the John Lewis department store.

My practice led research incorporates subjects as diverse as the contradictions of modernist heritage; in design and architecture, the phenomenon of resistance space, aesthetics of cultural memory and the possibility of language to delineate the relational affinities of forms, while acknowledging the shifting nature of subjectivity and the problems of interpretation.

Transmission Annual Labour, Work, Action is framed by Hannah Arendt’s reflections on three important themes of human agency.

Lise Autogena, Professor of Cross-disciplinary Art, is taking part in the exhibition and symposium-performance "Anthropocene Monument" at Les Abattoirs in Toulouse during October.

This year the Sheffield Institute of Arts celebrates its origins 175 years ago and to mark the occasion a very special publication has been commissioned.

Radiotherapy and Oncology graduate Sarah Smith has received the Vice Chancellor's PhD scholarship to research guidance for cancer patients. She is working in Sheffield Hallam's Art and Design Research Centre to create new ways of providing information to those recovering from breast cancer.