New Pro Vice-Chancellor for Sheffield Hallam University

21st October 2013

Professor Paul Harrison will become Sheffield Hallam University's new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation.

Professor Harrison will join Sheffield Hallam at the beginning of January 2014 from the University of Leeds, where he is currently Dean of Postgraduate Research Studies, a role which includes responsibility for developing research funding, marketing and recruitment and improving research students' experience. His new role will see him take responsibility for the research portfolio at Sheffield Hallam. Prior to his current role at Leeds, Professor Harrison was Head of the School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering and Professor of Quantum Electronics. His research has been published widely; he has co-authored nearly 300 journal articles, written two books and established an international reputation in the field of theoretical semiconductor physics. Of the appointment, Sheffield Hallam Vice-Chancellor Professor Philip Jones said: "I am delighted that Professor Paul Harrison will be our new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation. He brings excellent research and leadership credentials, and will be a valuable addition to the executive team." Professor Harrison said: "I am honoured to be joining Sheffield Hallam as Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research & Innovation and will work hard with everybody at the University for the benefit of all our students and staff." For press information: contact the Sheffield Hallam University press office on 0114 225 2811 or email pressoffice@shu.ac.uk

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