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01:00 Numerical Simulation of Ferromagnetism Numerical Simulation of Ferromagnetism	Numerical Simulation of Ferromagnetism This is an example of a 2D Ising model of ferromagnetism which is a project undertaken in PHY236: Computational Physics. This project is used to study the temperature dependence of phase transitions… physics ug physics astronomy phy236 python computer programming simulation From Mark Quinn A week ago 0 likes 6 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Physics and Astronomy
03:23 Science Communication MSc Science Communication MSc	Science Communication MSc The Science Communication MSc at the University of Sheffield allows you to explore your creative voice within the dynamic field of SciComm. Gain the creative media, journalistic and critical… test science communication animal and plant science scicomm postgraduate taught masters courses masters research widening participation outreach public engagement molecular biology and biotechnology biomedical science physics astronomy chemistry maths From Nathan Adams 2 Weeks ago 0 likes 14 views 0
03:32 We are stardust We are stardust	We are stardust Carl Sagan famously said that we are made of starstuff, and that's absolutely right. But what did he mean by that? We asked Professor Simon Goodwin to explain. carl sagan physics astrophysics stars stardust cosmology energy universe From Robert Cooke A month ago 0 likes 8 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Physics and Astronomy
12:20 Basic Concepts of Computers and Programming Basic Concepts of Computers and Programming	Basic Concepts of Computers and Programming As the first lecture in this series we will start with an overview of basic concepts related to programming including: - Basic computer science - Compiled and interpreted programming languages -… python programming physics phy235 From Mark Quinn 7 Months ago 0 likes 3 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Physics and Astronomy
03:10 Using Python via CoCalc or Anaconda Using Python via CoCalc or Anaconda	Using Python via CoCalc or Anaconda Here I give a quick overview regarding two options for coding in Python: online via CoCalc.com local install via Anaconda This video is part of the "Programming in Python" module taught… python programming cocalc anaconda physics From Mark Quinn 7 Months ago 0 likes 0 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Physics and Astronomy
05:00 Structural Colour Structural Colour	Structural Colour During 2016 Paul Evans was artist in residence within the Department of Physics at the University of Sheffield. Paul worked with Professor Richard Jones and his research team, studying structural… festival of the mind paul evans richard jones physics art structural colour public engagement with research munsell colour system human studio From Tom Foster 9 Months ago 0 likes 110 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Physics and Astronomy
02:27 Inspirational Academics – Dr Ed Daw Inspirational Academics – Dr Ed Daw	Inspirational Academics – Dr Ed Daw Dr Ed Daw is a Reader/Lecturer in Physics at the University of Sheffield. Ed was part of a team that confirmed the existence of gravitational waves, 100 years after Einstein’s prediction,… inspirational academics ed daw physics ug physics From Tom Roper 9 Months ago 0 likes 4 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Physics and Astronomy
12:06 Dentistry from the Archive Dentistry from the Archive	Dentistry from the Archive In this video, Dr Chris Stokes and dentist Sandra Zijlstra-Shaw look at examples of dental texts, instruments and prostheses from the past and compare them to those used today. seventeen dielectrics jewellery oral health instruments medical treatments modern concepts in physics metals chemical elements mirror dentists recognizable technology web 2.0 mercury orthodontics documents knowledge endocrine system interesting infectious diseases health medicine human anatomy development exploring patient oral surgery mechanical ignorance hundreds dentist restoration human head and neck dentistry difference native element minerals denture animal anatomy industry thought thing english translation materials paediatrics teeth problem history From Online Learning 11 Months ago 0 likes 16 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Clinical Dentistry Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health
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 11 Months ago 0 likes 35 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Arts and Humanities Archaeology
01:09:40 In conversation with Professor Jim Al-Khalili In conversation with Professor Jim Al-Khalili	In conversation with Professor Jim Al-Khalili University of Sheffield's Professor Tony Ryan turns the table on fellow scientist and author Professor Jim Al-Khalili, presenter of Radio 4’s Life Scientific. The acclaimed interviewer is… faculty of science in conversation with professor jim al-khalili physics nuclear phyiscs From batchUser A year ago 0 likes 2 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Science Physics and Astronomy
03:05 Polaritons: light-matter coupling for new… Polaritons: light-matter coupling for new technologies	Polaritons: light-matter coupling for new technologies The essential concept of what polaritons are and how they can be used to replace current technology are explained in this short video. Polaritons are not only interesting for possible future… itunesu polaritons: light-matter coupling for new technologies research researchers night physics optics matter From batchUser A year ago 0 likes 5 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Physics and Astronomy
02:00 Project SunbYte: Outreach Project SunbYte: Outreach	Project SunbYte: Outreach The Sheffield University Nova Balloon Lifted Solar Telescope (SunbYte) is a high-altitude balloon experiment devised and run largely by students at the University of Sheffield. Watch to find out a… telescope point workshops cheap encouraging stratosphere design subyte children thinking pictures materials observations outreach observe solar basically groups astronomy structure prize cheapest project miniature continue physics effects From Tom Foster A year ago 0 likes 393 views 0
04:22 Tips for recording a screencast with Kaltura Tips for recording a screencast with Kaltura	Tips for recording a screencast with Kaltura Mark Quinn talks you through the process he went through recording the screencasts, and offers some tips for those of you wanting to have a go yourself how to physics digital commons digital retreat From Simon Warwick A year ago 0 likes 33 views 0
09:20 The Solar System The Solar System	The Solar System 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, NASA, and ESA spacecraft. atmosphere smaller planets image kilometers concepts in physics comet surface spacecraft weather astronautics uranus earth astronaut geography mercury heat transfer astronomy fluid dynamics closest system daytime thermodynamics asteroid kinematics mars gas giant planets terrestrial planets post-transition metals festival of the mind planetary science eccentric largest pluto reflecting pressure vessels effects station saturn classical mechanics topology geography terminology spaceflight meteorology neptune orbit planet public engagement neighbor jupiter venus minutes From Tom Foster A year ago 0 likes 74 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Physics and Astronomy