I joined Sheffield Hallam University from the University of Cambridge, where I undertook a PhD (2008-2012) and post-doctoral research (2012-2015) with Professor Steven V. Ley CBE FRS. Prior to this, I attained my undergraduate degree at the University of Warwick (2004-2008). My current research programme is focused on the development of practical synthetic and catalytic organic transformations; in particular, sp2-sp3 and sp3-sp3 carbon-carbon bond formation.

Hannah Read studied BSc Honours Biology with sandwich year and completed a PGCE in Chemistry teaching after her degree and now works for Orkney Native Wildlife Project in partnership with the RSPB.

I teach a wide range of subjects including anatomy and physiology, cell biology and biochemistry.

Dr Kate Grafton is the Deputy Head of the Department of Allied Health Professions Department where she is responsible for development of research and facilitating links with collaborating partners and external research networks

David teaches molecular biology and biochemistry at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

In the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014 staff from the BMRC were returned in the Biological Sciences unit of assessment (UoA5). Sheffield Hallam was the second highest ranking modern university in this UoA with 46% of our research being rated as world leading or internationally excellent (4* or 3*).

Robert is a lecturer in Analytical Science specialising in Mass Spectrometry

Lynne is a senior lecturer in Cognitive Neuroscience and conducts research on functional effects of brain trauma, clinical functional measurement and developmental brain morphology

I was appointed as a lecturer in 2015, and I am teaching several subjects in biomedical sciences, including clinical chemistry, blood sciences, cancer and biology of disease