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Computer models of paediatric femora in very young children at different ages
Computer models of paediatric femora in very young children at different ages

Digital twins to help reduce childhood fractures

New digital twins that could help doctors better understand the causes of fractures in children, are being developed by researchers at the University of Sheffield.
Advanced Mechanical Engineering MSc graduate in labs

Engineering student employs IoT to test nudge theory with real-world results

A research project exploring how nudge theory can influence ultra-low flushing toilet usage in communal washrooms by implementing Internet of Things devices, has potential for improving sustainability of public facilities in office buildings & beyond
Inside of a water pipe, water cascading into a river

Applying AI to Reduce Sewer Spills

Discover how University of Sheffield engineers have developed an artificial intelligence system to detect sewer blockages and help reduce river pollution throughout Yorkshire.
Workshop attendees

Innovative workshop explores circular food and energy systems in Jordan

Dr Davide Poggio, Green Nexus lead, presented the current state of bio-waste valorisation in the UK and shared experiences with biofertiliser use at a recent workshop at the Royal Scientific Society of Jordan in Amman.
The view of a plane's wing against a blue sky with clouds as seen from a passenger window

University of Sheffield to speed up sustainable aviation fuel production

The University of Sheffield has been awarded UK government funding to accelerate the production of sustainable aviation fuel and bring passengers a step closer to greener flights.
The Diamond Engineering building

Student Satisfaction Soars: School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering excels in latest National Student Survey (NSS)

The results from the NSS position Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Engineering within the top Russell Group universities in their respective subject areas.

Reuse research with Elliott Wood

Unlocking practical ways to assess and enable reuse of buildings: cutting waste, reducing carbon, and helping the industry build more sustainably with Elliott Wood - a new PhD research initiative in partnership with BuildZero.
Student being awarded a certificate

2025 Engineering Research Symposium

PGR and PDRAs from the Faculty came together for the annual Engineering Researcher Symposium and the School had two winners: Best Presentation (Session 4) for Fran Slater and Best Head of School for Prof. Martin Mayfield-Tulip.
Winning student team with certificates

Engineering student team wins People’s Prize in global design competition

Student's from the School win People's Prize at the Engineering for People Design Challenge 2024/25.