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David Rogerson

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Sport
Wellbeing
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Robert Copeland

Rob is Professor of Physical Activity and Health at the Centre for Sport and Exercise Science

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Health
Wellbeing
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Katherine Platts

Kate is a Research Associate in the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre.

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Health
Wellbeing
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Alessandro Di Nuovo

Professor of Machine Intelligence

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Engineering
Health
Wellbeing
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Mayur Ranchordas

Mayur is a senior lecturer in sport nutrition and exercise physiology and has been working at Sheffield Hallam since 2004. Mayur is an active researcher and is currently working with the Professional Game Match Officials and professional footballers.

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Wellbeing
Health

Sheffield set to Move More this June

Sheffield set to Move More this June

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Sport
Society
Wellbeing
Civic

Ground-breaking graduate taskforce to support Covid catchup plan

Sheffield Hallam University and the Northern Powerhouse Partnership (NPP) have announced a unique initiative that could see hundreds of graduates act as mentors to pupils in South Yorkshire, supporting the £1bn ‘Covid catchup plan’ unveiled by Government today.

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Health
Wellbeing
Society
Civic

First of its kind study into the impact of extended reality on UK healthcare launched

A new report exploring the impact extended reality (XR) has on human health and the potential cost savings to the UK healthcare system has been launched by the XR Health Alliance.

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Health
Wellbeing

Exercise to be prescribed to people with cancer in new approach developed and researched in Sheffield

A pioneering physical activity programme designed to help people with cancer prepare for and recover from treatment will be launched at Sheffield Hallam's Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) with funding from Yorkshire Cancer Research.

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Society
Health
Wellbeing

Study finds polyphenol-rich food helps gym-goers recover from muscle damage where time to heal is limited

A new study has found that the consumption of polyphenol‐rich plant-based food helps to reduce muscle damage up to 96 hours after exercise for scenarios where rapid recovery is key.

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