New research into stem cell mutations could improve regenerative medicine
Mon 18th May 2020
Research from the University of Sheffield has given new insight into the cause of mutations in pluripotent stem cells and potential ways of stopping these mutations from occurring.
The Sheffield Caterer – now offering packed lunches delivered direct to your workplace
Mon 18th May 2020
As our world alters to accommodate social distancing guidelines and we all make changes to the way we run our businesses to remain safe, local catering company, The Sheffield Caterer...
New poll reveals one-in-three would now consider working for the NHS since Covid-19 outbreak
Mon 18th May 2020
A new poll by YouGov and Sheffield Hallam University has revealed that around one-in-three adults would now consider working in an NHS healthcare role due to the NHS’ response to the Covid-19 outbreak.
EN:Procure now seeking consultants for new £10.4m framework
Thu 14th May 2020
EN:Procure, the specialist procurement arm of social housing consortium Efficiency North Holdings Limited is now inviting suitably qualified and experienced consultants to join a new Consultancy Framework.
MLS Help Bring First Ever World Blind Games to UK
Thu 14th May 2020
The 2023 World Games for the Blind and Visually Impaired Athletes has been awarded to Birmingham by the International Blind Sports Association (IBSA) at its May board meeting last week.
John Mothersole joins The Sheffield College’s Governing Body
Thu 14th May 2020
The Sheffield College has appointed John Mothersole as a governor and Chair Designate of its Governing Body.
Community Food Garden Created at Kenwood Hall Hotel
Thu 14th May 2020
The local community of Nether Edge are using Kenwood Hall Hotels greenhouses and grounds to create a community food garden.
Sheffield Hallam unites international security research community to combat Covid-19
Thu 14th May 2020
Sheffield Hallam University’s Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence and Organised Crime Research (CENTRIC) has collaborated with US company Secured Communications to help global businesses and organisations collaborate securely durin
Wastewater could be key to tracking a second wave of COVID-19
Wed 13th May 2020
As the UK starts to ease its lockdown restrictions, researchers are developing new techniques that could enable wastewater to be used to locate new infection hotspots or to help track a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
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