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45:38 The 2018 Basil Hicks Lecture - Britain's… The 2018 Basil Hicks Lecture - Britain's Security: Maritime Strategy - What next? Sir Charles Montgomery, KBE, Former Director General of Border Force, and Honorary Graduate of the University of Sheffield	The 2018 Basil Hicks Lecture - Britain's Security: Maritime Strategy - What next? Sir Charles Montgomery, KBE, Former Director General of Border Force, and Honorary Graduate of the University of Sheffield Thursday 8 November, Students' Union Auditorium We were delighted to welcome Vice Admiral Sir Charles Montgomery, KBE to the University on Thursday 8 November to deliver the Basil Hicks… sir charles montgomery border force public lectures basil hicks hicks lecture security maritime security military first world war remembrance basil perrin hicks immigration border security world security cold war From Jeanette Peat 6 Months ago 0 likes 77 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Development and Alumni Relations
01:10 The Sound of Science - teaser The Sound of Science - teaser	The Sound of Science - teaser 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… sound of science sustainability food security biology photosynthesis ruben's tube fotm 2018 From Tom Foster 7 Months ago 0 likes 63 views 0
05:56 10 billion: Research project: Drones, data and… 10 billion: Research project: Drones, data and food security	10 billion: Research project: Drones, data and food security Weeds represent a serious threat to global food security, contributing to significant losses in crop yields.In this video, Professor Robert Freckleton from the Department of Animal and Plant Sciences… research researchers at sheffield research questions research skills study skills global population interdisciplinary collaboration robert freckleton food security drones 10bn 10billion 10 bn From Online Learning A year ago 0 likes 21 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Engineering Automatic Control and Systems Engineering Faculty of Science Animal and Plant Sciences
06:09 How Are National Dietary Guidelines Researched… How Are National Dietary Guidelines Researched and Set?	How Are National Dietary Guidelines Researched and Set? n this video, Professor Hilary Powers explains how national dietary guidelines are researched and set. Hilary is a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee on Nutrition (SACN), that advises Public… cima musculoskeletal ageing musculoskeletal system nutrition food sacn vitamin d From Online Learning A year ago 0 likes 4 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Oncology & Metabolism
04:45 Understanding Nutrition Information on Food… Understanding Nutrition Information on Food Packaging	Understanding Nutrition Information on Food Packaging Packaged foods can come with a bewildering amount of information on the packaging, and sometimes it can be difficult to tell what you’re getting. In this video, Peter explains the regulations… cima musculoskeletal ageing musculoskeletal system nutrition food metabolism food packaging From Online Learning A year ago 0 likes 12 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Oncology & Metabolism
03:33 What Happens to the Food We Eat? What Happens to the Food We Eat?	What Happens to the Food We Eat? The nutrients that we need to strengthen muscle, maintain stable joints and keep bones strong are all contained within the food we eat. But these nutrients often occur in complex forms which are not… cima musculoskeletal ageing musculoskeletal system nutrition food metabolism From Online Learning A year ago 0 likes 13 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Oncology & Metabolism
05:30 Policing Beyond the Police Policing Beyond the Police	Policing Beyond the Police Our understanding of policing is often state-centred and tends not to take into account the wide range of actors that undertake policing functions. In this video, Professor Adam Crawford, Director… crime justice society law criminal justice criminology police policing private security From Online Learning 2 Years ago 0 likes 31 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Law
25:10 In conversation with Professors Colin Renfrew and… In conversation with Professors Colin Renfrew and John Barrett part 4	In conversation with Professors Colin Renfrew and John Barrett part 4 John introduces the concept of cognitive archaeology and asks Colin what sort of information do cognitive archaeologists need to develop their thinking? concept force consciousness people archaeological sub-disciplines communication personal life concepts in physics community brain cognitive science human measurement evolutionary biology b.c.quality reasoning philosophy physical objects linguistics categorization literature weight thing interesting information knowledge and uncertainty emotions social sciences early species of homo physiology information science sensory system observations central nervous system social psychology morality development personhood sociology index relationship food and drink social philosophy marketing explanation material understanding anatomy contemplate types of organization death recognise human beings archaeologists philosophical terminology classical mechanics categories psychology evolution grammar language methods and principles in archaeology 50 years of archaeology at sheffield experience matter political philosophy mass logic sociology of culture archaeology From Tom Foster 2 Years ago 0 likes 52 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Arts and Humanities Archaeology
13:44 Barbecued Sparrow, Anyone? Barbecued Sparrow, Anyone?	Barbecued Sparrow, Anyone? Megan Blake discusses her interest in urban food systems and how that lead her to slightly squeamish and very awkward encounter at a barbecue in Hong Kong. itunesu urban food systems research storytelling public engagement with research geography From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 21 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Social Sciences Geography
05:09 The Perfect Way to Share a Cake The Perfect Way to Share a Cake	The Perfect Way to Share a Cake Dr Eugenia Cheng shows how sibling negotiations and egalitarian sharing can be achieved using the Steinhaus cake cutting problem. itunesu the perfect way to share a cake using food to make maths more digestible maths From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 11 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
06:11 The Perfect Stack of Maltesers The Perfect Stack of Maltesers	The Perfect Stack of Maltesers Dr Eugenia Cheng show us the well known "sphere packing problem", and in doing so helps us answer the important question - how many Maltesers can you pack in your mouth? itunesu the perfect stack of maltesers using food to make maths more digestible maths food From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 15 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
08:36 The Perfect Mobius Bagel The Perfect Mobius Bagel	The Perfect Mobius Bagel Dr Eugenia Cheng explores the mathematical concept of the Möbius band in pursuit of creating an infinite bagel with cream cheese and salmon.... itunesu the perfect mobius bagel using food to make maths more digestible maths From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 6 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
05:42 The Perfect Puff Pastry The Perfect Puff Pastry	The Perfect Puff Pastry Dr Eugenia Cheng shows how a mathematical progression can transform three sheets of shortcrust into the perfect puff pastry... itunesu the perfect puff pastry using food to make maths more digestible maths From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 7 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
03:30 The Perfect Glass of Wine The Perfect Glass of Wine	The Perfect Glass of Wine What better way to complete our mathematical menu than with the perfect glass of wine....? Cheers Eugenia! itunesu the perfect glass of wine using food to make maths more digestible maths From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 21 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
06:44 The Perfect Cream Tea The Perfect Cream Tea	The Perfect Cream Tea Mathematical proof that clotted cream is better than whipped cream for putting on those scones.... itunesu the perfect cream tea using food to make maths more digestible maths From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 7 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics
06:54 The Perfect Battenburg Cake The Perfect Battenburg Cake	The Perfect Battenburg Cake The paradox of turning your mattress over to ensure even wear from your pillow and cooking Battenberg cakes are linked by matrices - find out how..... maths the perfect battenburg cake using food to make maths more digestible itunesu From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 10 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Mathematics and Statistics