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  • Dr Mark Quinn | Mathematical and Physical Sciences

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mps/people/all-academic-staff/mark-quinn
    Carpeggiani P et al (2009) Fast electron propagation in high density plasmas created by shock wave compression. ... et al (2010) Fast electron propagation in high-density plasmas created by 1D shock wave compression: Experiments and simulations.

  • Artist Diana Springall awarded Honorary Degree | Library

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/library/news/artist-diana-springall-awarded-honorary-degree
    The panels are sandwiched between two sheets of plastic which enables a wave effect to give movement to the piece and structure. ... Browse upcoming public lectures, exhibitions, family events, concerts, shows and festivals across the University.
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  • My Year Abroad in Capbreton | French

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/french/news/my-year-abroad-capbreton
    The area I lived in was stunning, as I lived minutes away from beaches known for WWII-era bunkers which lie scattered across the sand and high waves which helped Capbreton ... I’ve written this article for you all to give you a taste of the...
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  • Professor Mark Hopkinson | EEE

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/eee/people/academic-staff/mark-hopkinson
    Drzewietzki L, The GAP, Gioannini M, Breuer S, Montrosset I, Elsasser W, Hopkinson M & Krakowski M (2010) Theoretical and experimental investigations of the temperature dependent continuous wave lasing characteristics and the ... etching for the
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  • On the verge of reversing deafness | Research

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/research/features/verge-reversing-deafness
    The primary hearing cells are the hair cells, which convert sound waves into electrical signals, and the cochlear neurons, which transfer this information to the brain via the auditory nerve. ... This type of hearing loss is different from conductive
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  • Dr Keith Frankish | History, Philosophy and Digital Humanities

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/hpdh/people/philosophy-staff/keith-frankish
    Professional activities and memberships. As well two single-authored books, Keith has also co-edited a volume of research papers in philosophy of action, New Waves in Philosophy of Action (Palgrave, ... His early work focused on the nature of belief...

  • About the Identity and Marginalised Communities research cluster | Education

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/education/research/education/clusters/identity-marginalised-communities/about
    The identity and marginalised communities cluster brings together a range of emerging and leading scholars who cross-cut disciplines such as: critical disability studies; critical race theory; fourth wave feminism; migration ... The University's

  • Professor Ian Guymer | MAC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mac/people/civil-academic-staff/ian-guymer
    Water Science and Technology. , Vol. 37(1)Pearson JM, Guymer I, Coates LE & West JR (1997) Mixing processes due to breaking wave activity in the coastal zone. ... Water Resources Research. , 38(10). Pearson JM, Guymer I, West JR & Coates LE (2002)...

  • Dr Andy Nichols | MAC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mac/people/civil-academic-staff/andy-nichols
    Flow Measurement and Instrumentation. , 34, 118-126. Horoshenkov KV, Nichols A, Tait SJ & Maximov GA (2013) The pattern of surface waves in a shallow free surface flow. ... Review of Scientific Instruments. , 85(11). Nichols A, Tait S, Horoshenkov K...

  • Professor Keith Worden | MAC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/mac/people/mech-eng-academic-staff/keith-worden
    Strain. Manson G, Worden K, Monnier T, Guy P, Pierce SG & Culshaw B (2011) Some experimental observations on the detection of composite damage using lamb waves. ... Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series. Sheppard J,