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An image of the Tasty Spoon concept, an arm of a woman is holding the spoon above a plate. The spoon is grey.

New ‘Tasty Spoon’™ will enhance food flavours for people living with dementia

A spoon, designed to enhance the flavour of food for dementia patients experiencing a loss of taste, could help combat high levels of malnutrition.
Alexander Leischnig and BRISTT academics.

International Visit from Professor Alexander Leischnig

Professor Alexander Leischnig visits Sheffield from Germany to meet with academics and deliver a research seminar.
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Effects of automated social presence on social cognition and service implications

Dr Vignesh Yoganathan and colleagues publish new paper.
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The implications of Covid-19 information overload and fatigue from social media during lockdown

Dr Vignesh Yoganathan and colleagues explores the implications of Covid-19 information overload and fatigue from social media during lockdown
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What business schools do to support academic entrepreneurship

Ina new paper, Professor Fraser McLeay and colleagues identifies a variety of ways in which business schools support academic entrepreneurship, current obstacles and directions for future research
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Repeat exposure makes ads more effective. Here's why.

Dr Tony Grimes was interviewed by US-based online tech magazine 'Built in' for a piece on the mere exposure effect of digital advertising.

| builtin.com
Earth sustainability

Embedding sustainability and responsibility into the marketing curriculum