Hallam academics work with Islington Council to improve employment rights
Research led by Dr Bob Jeffery at Sheffield Hallam University has underpinned improvements in employment rights through collaboration with Islington Council.
Online forums provide a space for shared anger and validation for women who feel let down by healthcare – new research
Women who suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding use online forums to share their experiences and knowledge where they feel let down by tradition healthcare.
Artwork by European masters could provide new way of studying human emotion
Facial expressions in artworks could be used as a valuable new tool for studying the perception of human emotion, according to new research led by Sheffield Hallam University.
Future pandemic responses should prioritise support and trust – new report
A new report has found that the UK’s Test, Trace and Isolate response to the COVID-19 pandemic was undermined by mixed messaging, a lack of transparency and inadequate support.
Stonehenge Altar Stone may have travelled via glacier before being transported to Salisbury
The Altar Stone of Stonehenge could have travelled from northeast Scotland via glacier before reaching Salisbury Plain, according to new research.