Yashodhan joined the Nanotechnology Centre for PVD Research in October 2006 as a postdoctoral researcher

Dr Peter Weston is a Postdoctoral Research Associate working on advanced heat recovery system for the food industry. He is based at the National Centre of Excellence for Food Engineering.

I support the Cultural, Communication and Computing Research Institute (C3RI) in maximising the impact of its research in a wide range of projects across Fine Art, Design, Film and Media Production, Journalism, Public Relations, Media Studies, Communication, Security and Computing.

I was appointed as Senior Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University after completing a Laurea in Molecular Biology at the University of Milan (IT), and a Professional Body course and examination at University of Pavia (IT) and a PhD at University of Birmingham. I have taught molecular biology at the University of Milan at the Faculty of Pharmacy and Molecular Pharmacology and Neurobiology at Sheffield Hallam. I am an internationally known researcher in the area of epilepsy.

Chris has worked in a variety of areas oriented to practical and applied research within computing and interaction design. He enjoys in the inherently cross-disciplinary nature of digital device and service design, and how digital technology can mediate the transition from users who are unfamiliar with a technology to users who effectively benefit from it.

Alison Beswick, Workplace Wellness Adviser

Staff profile for Andy Hext, Researcher at Sheffield Hallam University

Staff profile for Professor Andrew Alderson, Principal Research Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University. Andy has almost 30 years experience of highly collaborative interdisciplinary advanced materials research at the academia/industry interface.

Sheffield Hallam University has signed a new partnership agreement with Table Tennis England (TTE) to help develop the sport through consultancy, research and innovation following TTE’s return to Sheffield as their national elite training centre.

Sheffield Hallam University and partners have been awarded £3.4 million to evaluate different approaches to supporting physical activity and narrowing inequalities in communities across the country.