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55:42 Things are going downhill fast: Understanding… Things are going downhill fast: Understanding massive landslides, by Professor Dave Petley, Vice-President for Research and Innovation	Things are going downhill fast: Understanding massive landslides, by Professor Dave Petley, Vice-President for Research and Innovation Please note, due to technical issues on the night, this video is of Professor Petley's slides, with his voice accompanying them, rather than a direct video of him speaking at the lecturn. There… rural geography geography human geography earth sciences landslides disaster science week faculty of science sciences and engineering civil and structural engineering From Jeanette Peat 4 Days ago 0 likes 32 views 0
02:04 Royce Insitute Introduction Royce Insitute Introduction	Royce Insitute Introduction Background to the Royce@Sheffield and the Royce Translational Centre. materials science and engineering royce institute royce discovery centre royce translational centre From Stephen Birch A week ago 0 likes 6 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Engineering Materials Science and Engineering
03:57 Forensic Scientists Watching TV Forensic Scientists Watching TV	Forensic Scientists Watching TV How would Sherlock get on in a real crime scene? What crucial clue does Silent Witness need to pick up on? We asked two of our Forensic Science students to dissect the BBC's finest detectives! forensic science mr x forensic facial reconstruction forensic anatomy anatomy msc human anatomy and education From Online Learning 3 Weeks ago 0 likes 11 views 0
03:43 Pharmacology: Basic Terminology Pharmacology: Basic Terminology	Pharmacology: Basic Terminology This video is helpful as a revision guide for level 2 Biomedical Science students and covers a section of the Core Physiology and Pharmacology taught in this year. The video may also provide a useful… biomedical science physiology pharmacology From Neil Everill A month ago 0 likes 20 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Biomedical Science
06:01 Overview of the GI Tract Overview of the GI Tract	Overview of the GI Tract This video is is intended to help facilitate the revision for level 1 biomedical science students, specifically for the BMS109 Physiology and Pharmacology module; and providing an overview of the… bms109 biomedical science physiology pharmacology gastrointestinal From Neil Everill A month ago 0 likes 14 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Biomedical Science
04:45 The Heart The Heart	The Heart This whiteboard-type animation of the heart provides an overview of the basic anatomy and blood flow through the heart as well as electrical stimulation and information about causes and treatments… biomedical science heart cardiovascular disesase From Neil Everill A month ago 0 likes 19 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Biomedical Science
06:10 A History of Nerve Agents A History of Nerve Agents	A History of Nerve Agents This presentation is a short animation style video explaining how nerve agents function and why they are so deadly. The presentation is aimed at anyone over16 years and over, and especially useful… nerve agents biomedical science biology From Neil Everill A month ago 0 likes 16 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Biomedical Science
01:42:39 Implicit Bias and Stereotype threat in academia… Implicit Bias and Stereotype threat in academia 2019	Implicit Bias and Stereotype threat in academia 2019 A lecture delivered by Jennifer Saul on 28th January 2019 bias academia science gender From Keira Borrill A month ago 0 likes 0 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science
01:56 Dr Gwen Reilly (Bioengineering Lecturer) - Wall… Dr Gwen Reilly (Bioengineering Lecturer) - Wall of Women - The University of Sheffield	Dr Gwen Reilly (Bioengineering Lecturer) - Wall of Women - The University of Sheffield Our engineering diversity. As part of The University of Sheffield's 'Women in Engineering Initiative' we are interviewing our female engineers, past, present and future to talk about… materials science and engineering interdisciplinary engineering computational medicine bioengineering bioengineering and health technologies engineering From Adam Greenwood 3 Months ago 0 likes 5 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Bioengineering
04:00 What is the Sound of Science? What is the Sound of Science?	What is the Sound of Science? The Sound of Science - the flagship event from the 2018 Festival of the Mind at The University of Sheffield - is a unique combination of music, performance and science, that explores some of the most… festival of the mind science communication public engagement public engagement with research From Tom Foster 3 Months ago 0 likes 57 views 0