Security threats in AIs such as ChatGPT revealed by researchers
Wed 25th October 2023
Artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT can be tricked into producing malicious code, which could be used to launch cyber attacks, according to research from the University of Sheffield.
South Yorkshire leads the UK’s digital healthcare revolution
Tue 24th October 2023
An ambitious new digital healthcare hub in South Yorkshire is set to lead the UK’s digital health revolution and address inequalities in patient care.
Hallam students help diversify hockey in Sheffield with launch of pioneering junior club
Fri 20th October 2023
Hockey is expanding in Sheffield as more than 50 youngsters from Norton and the surrounding area take up the sport this autumn, following a strategy provided by Sheffield Hallam’s sport development students.
New research project set to document the social history of home heating
Wed 18th October 2023
New research project set to document the social history of home heating and show the way to a fairer future
Hallam student creates design for Triple Point Brewing
Thu 12th October 2023
Bryony Finnigan, an illustration student at Sheffield Hallam University, has created a new limited-edition design for Triple Point Brewing’s Debut.
Hallam academics awarded Crystal Scales of Justice prize
Tue 10th October 2023
A team of psychologists at Sheffield Hallam University has been awarded the Crystal Scales of Justice Prize for their board game that supports children giving evidence in court.
Hallam hosts business breakfast to encourage collaboration with industry
Fri 6th October 2023
Sheffield Business School at Sheffield Hallam University hosted business professionals from across South Yorkshire in an event which brought together research, innovation and industry.
Sheffield Hallam joins Turing University Network
Tue 3rd October 2023
Sheffield Hallam University has been announced as a new member of a network of higher education institutions that will work to use data science and artificial intelligence (AI) for social good.
New research indicates some people may be physically unable to use police breathalysers
Mon 2nd October 2023
Some people may be physically unable to use the current evidential breath analysis machines, relied upon by police to gather proof of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, new research from the University of Sheffield indicates.
