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Explore a collection of exhibits, videos and performances showcased at our Festival of the Mind events talking about all things sustainability.

Sustainability at Festival of the Mind

A collection of videos showcasing our research around climate change.

Climate Change

The National Fairground and Circus Archive at 30 Podcast is a series of podcasts celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the Archive at the University of Sheffield Library.

National Fairground and Circus Archive at 30 Podcast

The Living in Sheffield Podcast: building bridges between female migrants and scholars is a project made in partnership between the University of Sheffield and Living in Sheffield.

The Living in Sheffield Podcast: Building bridges between female migrants and scholars

Explore a collection of exhibits, films and performances from Festival of the Mind 2024.

Festival of the Mind 2024

A Festival of Social Science: showcasing the University of Sheffield’s world-leading social science researchers and their work on tackling some of the greatest problems facing society today.

Understanding Society 2024

Professor Conchúr Ó Brádaigh speaks to a range of company founders about their unique pathways to commercialisation in healthcare, food production, AI and manufacturing.

Commercialisation Conversations

Explore how the University of Sheffield works with its regional partners to make South Yorkshire healthier, greener, more vibrant and innovative for all.&nbsp;Ambitious Plans. Made Together.

South Yorkshire

What can the new Labour government learn from the last one? A podcast series from the Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute -&nbsp;taking on the big questions in political economy.

SPERI Presents... Lessons in Power

A series from the dramatic adaptation of F.L. Lucas's Journal Under the Terror, 1938.

The Nervous State

A series of films and podcasts about research from the University of Sheffield. Featured in Off the Shelf Festival of Words.

Ideas Alive

A curated series of documentary films exploring research from the University of Sheffield

Documentaries

Films from a collaborative research project exploring how Deaf British Sign Language (BSL) users experience suspense in film

How do Deaf audiences experience suspense in film?

&nbsp;A series of case studies which explore how University of Sheffield colleagues are creating positive change in the world.

Exploring impact: case studies of colleagues creating a positive change

Hosted by the University of Sheffield, School of Law, this series provides an accessible overview of the law of current affairs and its broader context.

 Law in Context

A round table of scientists exploring the materials design cycle, including the work, achievements and discoveries that happen within the Advanced Materials Processing research area.

Materials Unlocked

A unique festival bringing exciting, cutting-edge bioscience research from the University of Sheffield to new audiences through a programme of free events, talks, exhibitions, films and podcasts.

BioFest

Showcasing the University of Sheffield’s world-leading social science researchers and their work on tackling some of the greatest problems facing society today.

Understanding Society: A Festival of Social Science

Films and podcasts from Sheffield's Festival of Words - a celebration of books, reading, ideas and conversations.

Off the Shelf 

A series of films, podcasts and more showcasing emerging research from across the University of Sheffield.

Pop-Up University

What were the medical firsts in Sheffield over the last 200 years? We set out to find these in the podcast – named after two founding figures of medical education in Sheffield.

The Overend-Knight Medical History Podcast

Folk singers and musicians Joanie Bones and Oliver Cross discuss some of the themes that emerged from the Access Folk research project about participation and inclusion in folk singing in England.

The Access Folk Podcast

Hear from Sheffield's best and brightest minds as they share their PhD research in bitesize talks accessible to all.

Bright Minds

In this podcast series we hear from researchers in the&nbsp;Sheffield Centre for Health and Related Research about the work they undertake to tackle some of the world’s biggest health challenges.&nbsp;

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