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From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
When former University of Sheffield lecturer (and 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner) Sir J. Fraser Stoddart came back to visit our Chemistry department he brought a… -
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From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
Sheffield Chemistry alumna Dr Helen Sharman OBE is most famously known for becoming the first British astronaut to visit the Mir space station. In this video, she… -
From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
An interview with Maya Singer Hobbs, an undergraduate student in the Department of Chemistry, about her time on the Chemistry with Study in America course. -
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From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
Plastic Is Precious is an exhibition taking place at Meadowhall Shopping Centre between 13 October and 4 November. It is a between the University of Sheffield, London… -
From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
Two students in the Department of Chemistry share their experiences of the MSc Chemistry course. -
From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
An interview with Shannon North, a undergraduate student in the Department of Chemistry. -
From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
An interview with Jen Lamb, a undergraduate student in the Department of Chemistry. -
From Robert Cooke 3 Months ago
Our chemistry courses are driven by the latest discoveries and students come from all over the world for the knowledge and training we provide. Once they've learned… -
From Robert Cooke A year ago
An ovarian cancer cell visualised using the STED super-resolution microscopy technique. Images were taken of progressive slices through the cell, to build up an 3D image… -
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From Tom Foster A year ago
In 2016, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to the former University of Sheffield Lecturer, Sir Fraser Stoddart.As part of the Sheffield Festival of Science and… -
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From Technology Enhanced Learning A year ago
Every day we are surrounded by a world of living colour, but what is the science behind the green of a spring leaf or the red of blood? Why can’t a dog see a red…
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