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  • About | Organisation Studies

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    Find out more about the Organisation Studies research cluster. You are here.

  • Who we are | Healthy Lifespan Institute

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    products). The Advisory Board meets once a year and is chaired by the Advisory Board Chair (Lord Robert Kerslake). ... Our expertise is wide-ranging, from age-related diseases and the underlying mechanisms of ageing to social policy and practice.
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  • Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) | BSc

    School of Computer Science
    This course provides a core grounding in computer science with a focus on AI. You'll build the same solid foundation in core computer science as our main computer science degree and dive deep into a range of AI topics such as biologically inspired algorithms, machine learning, computer vision and r…
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    UCAS code
    GG74
    Duration
    3 years
    Course start
    2025

  • Dr Marian Peacock | Medicine and Population Health

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/smph/marian-peacock
    perspectives in making sense of what is happening in the contemporary prison system. ... My current research post exploring psychogenic seizures and the wider landscape of medically unexplained symptoms utilises these approaches. ... damaging health...
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  • MAGIC: Study Update | SCHARR

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    This will feed into the trial design and could lead to making future improvements as required. ... appointments. MAGIC is funded by the NIHR Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Programme (£1,644,606 funding award). ... The study aims to submit to...
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  • Podcasting collaboration | Dutch

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    The podcast is fast emerging as a creative means of presenting student research. ... the Duke's angry words directed at Napoleon during the battle of Waterloo. ... Our students are involved too. For example, Jordi Britton (2nd Year Dutch) creeps...
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  • Presentations | International Granulation Workshops

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    K van den Dries. Organon, The Netherlands. FREEZING THE HIGH SHEAR GRANULATION PROCESS.. ... 1) Centre for Formulation Engineering, The University of Birmingham. 2) Pharmaceutical and Analytical R&D, AstraZeneca. ... 2) Merck & Co, Inc., USA....

  • Contact us | Space for Sharing Study

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    For queries about individual research areas, please contact the relevant member of our research team directly. ... We're a member of the Russell Group: one of the 24 leading UK universities for research and teaching.

  • From Stripes to Doughnuts: the iconic graphs shaping the climate conversation | …

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/grantham-centre/news/stripes-doughnuts-iconic-graphs-shaping-climate-conversation
    You are here. From Stripes to Doughnuts: the iconic graphs shaping the climate conversation. ... 21 June 2025. From Stripes to Doughnuts: the iconic graphs shaping the climate conversation. ... The graphic creates a true representation of a safe and...
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  • Sex lives in over 50s: Ending the stigma | Research

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/research/features/sex-lives-over-50s-ending-stigma
    In that way it’s helped to raise awareness of the issue” said Sharron. ... To take this further, and continue the conversation, the exhibition is returning with a difference. ... And the work is not just for the over 50s. Lots of younger adults...
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