Computer model of how bees avoid hitting walls could help autonomous robots in situations like search and rescue Scientists' take an important step in understanding how the bee brain processes the visual world Bees control their flight using the speed of motion, or optic flow Scientists at the University of Sheffield have created a computer model of how bees avoid hitting walls which could be a breakthrough in the development of autonomous robots.
A new online resource for people who suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) has been launched to allow users to access information, support and advice more easily.
Websites that send messages from 'beyond the grave' can tarnish the memories that recently bereaved people have of dead friends and relatives, according to new research led by Sheffield Hallam University.
The diversity of South Yorkshire's manufacturing community will ensure the region benefits from the UK's £4bn Airbus and Rolls-Royce Indonesian aerospace deal.
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A Sheffield Hallam University study has found that obese men and women are less likely to be employed because of their weight.
Computer simulations of disease processes and detailed digital models of our organs could provide more accurate monitoring and outcome measurements for clinical trials, according to research being presented at the University of Sheffield today (5 May 2016).