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KrebsFest was a seven-week festival celebrating the life and work of Sir Hans Krebs and his legacy in Sheffield.

KrebsFest 

Discover the Krebs cycle, Sir Hans Krebs’ Nobel Prize winning research and how his work continues to shape research at the University of Sheffield.

Sir Hans Krebs and the Krebs Cycle

Nobel Prize winner Sir Paul Nurse explores genes, evolution and cells, three ideas that changed how we understand biology and life.

Great Ideas of Biology

Discover the life and research of Sir Hans Krebs, and find out why his scientific legacy remains important to Sheffield today.

An Introduction to Sir Hans Krebs

Science rapper Oort Kuiper turns the Krebs Cycle into a catchy song.

Krebs Rap

Artist Luke Jerram explains how he created a glass mitochondrion and a giant 90 foot inflatable E. coli bacterium for KrebsFest 2015.

The Inflatable E. coli at KrebsFest

Discover KrebsFest, a University of Sheffield festival celebrating Sir Hans Krebs, with art, science and the surprising challenge of walking on custard.

What is KrebsFest?

Could ignoring the science behind genetically modified organisms cost lives? Sir Richard Roberts explains why GMO research matters for our future.

KrebsFest

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