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From Jonathon Hooton
Creating Hope: A Choir Concert | Festival of the Mind 2020 -
From Tom Foster
Space for Sharing: Researching online sharing by people in extreme circumstances. Commissioned for Festival of the Mind 2016, Sheffield theatre company Dead Earnest… -
From Tom Foster
Watch Professor Tim Birkhead from the University of Sheffield describe what has inspired him over the past 45 years of his career. -
From Graham McElearney
Professor Tim Birkhead tells the story of Guillemots' eggs - from the early days of the climmers who collected them as trinkets, through to his most recent studies… -
From Graham McElearney
Understand Gravitational Waves and how we’re detecting them with LIGO Scientist Dr Ed Daw, from The University of Sheffield. Find out more about how we’re… -
From Tom Foster
Dr Victoria Williamson, Vice-Chancellor's Fellow for Music, explores the relationship between music and sleep. Asking if music can help treat insomnia, Dr… -
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From Tom Foster
From 15-25 September 2016 we teamed up with Sheffield's creative and digital community for a celebration of ideas, culture and collaboration. This year's… -
Professor Simon Foster, lead academic of Krebs Fest gives an overview of the festival; looking back at the life of Sir Hans Krebs and celebrating his legacy. Simon…
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Sounds of the Birds is a unique, immersive and multi-sensory experience. Spellbinding animations from Sheffield-based design team Human are combined with…
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From Tom Foster
Paul Crowther provides an overview of the planets, asteroids and comets within our Solar System, plus a sense of its scale, enhanced by stunning images from astronauts,… -
From Graham McElearney
This stunning 4K footage shows the incredible Arbor Low late Neolithic Henge in its wider landscape, including the nearby Gib Hill Neolithic burial mound. Footage shot… -
From Tom Foster
How can we find out the mood of a city? The #HappySheffield project measures happiness (and 7 other emotional states) by analysing the tweets of twitter users in… -
From Laila Simnett
A video exploring the historical emergence of the hairdresser around 1800, and their cultural representation. Written and presented by Dr Seán Williams,… -