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  • Current studies | POLARIS

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/polaris/research/current-studies
    Information about POLARIS research studies currently in progress, and recently completed.

  • Outreach | ITN-MIMIC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/itn-mimic/outreach
    As part of intensive training within ITN-MIMIC our fellows participate in outreach activities in their host institutions.
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  • Alfredo Kalaitzis | Computer Science

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/cs/alumni/alfredo
    Alfredo is a Research Engineer in the AI for Good lab in London. He is one of the primary co-authors of the first technical report made in partnership with Amnesty International, on the large-scale study of online abuse against women on Twitter from
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  • Spatial Analysis Network (SAN) Webinar | Economics

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/economics/events/spatial-analysis-network-san-webinar
    Speaker: George GalsterVideo call link: https://meet.google.com/uoj-ksia-eooHousing Prices and Interregional Migration: Has Oslo Become a “Superstar City?”George Galster, Lena Magnusson Turner and Terje WesselAbstract
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  • Resources for teachers and advisors | Schools and colleges

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/schools/resources
    Here you will find a number of resources we hope you will find useful in your roles as teachers and advisors.

  • Does minimum unit pricing affect all alcohol? The biggest alcohol policy myths b…

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/research/features/biggest-alcohol-policy-myths-busted
    Off. Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) only affects the price of the cheapest alcohol. A 50p MUP (as currently implemented in Wales) corresponds to £1.14 for a standard pint of beer, or £4.69 for a bottle of wine - which is bought disproportionately by
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  • Becky Driscoll | CIRCLE

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/circle/people/becky-driscoll
    The relationships between caring, physical and mental health, and financial wellbeing. The gendered division of care work, and how care is valued in society. State policy on care provision and welfare reforms. The impact of working conditions on

  • Representatives in Taiwan | International students

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/international/representatives/taiwan
    The University of Sheffield works with a number of agent representatives. For more information take a look at their web sites.

  • Dr Hannes Saal | Psychology

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/psychology/people/academic/hannes-saal
    School of Psychology. Senior Lecturer. Open staff member portrait in a modal window. F05, Pam Liversidge Building. Full contact details. Dr Hannes Saal. School of Psychology. F05. Pam Liversidge Building. Mappin Street. Sheffield. S1 3JD. Profile. I

  • Finding sustainable solutions to environmental problems | CMBE

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/cmbe/postgraduate/profiles/manasi
    How have you been able to use what you learned in your undergraduate degree to help you in your career so far? My undergraduate degree was in Metallurgical Engineering followed by my masters in Nanomaterials Engineering. My undergraduate final year
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