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47:27 Writer in Residence Workshop 2 Writer in Residence Workshop 2	Writer in Residence Workshop 2 Workshop 2 of 3 with writer in residence for the Faculty of Science Kerry Young on how to make the story of your writing come alive. phd writing research storytelling From Keira Borrill 11 Months ago 0 likes 8 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science
04:07 Hidden history: Rebuilding Sheffield Castle Hidden history: Rebuilding Sheffield Castle	Hidden history: Rebuilding Sheffield Castle There's a castle underneath Sheffield, buried for four hundred years. So why does no-one know about it?Working from previously unexplored archives and making use of exciting new technologies,… university of sheffield sheffield castle castlegate research researchers at sheffield research storytelling research impact alumni magazine alumni school of architecture archeaology department of archeaology collaboration From Ruth Kirkman A year ago 0 likes 2,340 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Archaeology Architecture Corporate Communications Development and Alumni Relations
14:27 Why Research Matters Why Research Matters	Why Research Matters Marcia Vera is incredibly passionate about her research but her family found it difficult to understand why she wanted to give up a successful career to pursue a PhD. In this talk, Marcia discusses… itunesu why research matters research storytelling public engagement with research From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 16 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Social Sciences Geography
11:14 A Tale Of Two People In One City A Tale Of Two People In One City	A Tale Of Two People In One City How can the lives and experiences of two people, who live in the same city but have never met, help with research into life expectancy and quality of life for the elderly? Peter Bath from the… itunesu a tale of two people in one city research storytelling public engagement with research From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 6 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Social Sciences Information School
11:31 From Hunters to Farmers - The Origins of… From Hunters to Farmers - The Origins of Agriculture	From Hunters to Farmers - The Origins of Agriculture Alex Perez from Animal & Plant Sciences takes us back in time to a tale of when we were hunters, to demonstrate the importance of the development of agriculture on our lives. itunesu from hunters to farmers - the origins of agriculture evolution biology research storytelling public engagement with research From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 8 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Animal and Plant Sciences Faculty of Science
08:58 Ever wondered how you might have affected your… Ever wondered how you might have affected your parents?	Ever wondered how you might have affected your parents? We're all aware that parental behaviour will have a large determining effect on the personality of a child, but what about the effect of the child on the parent? Psychologist Simone Croft… itunesu ever wondered how you might have affected your parents?psychology research storytelling public engagement with research From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 7 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Psychology
11:28 Conflict, Community & A Heard of Cows Conflict, Community & A Heard of Cows	Conflict, Community & A Heard of Cows Join archaeologist Rachel Askew for a tale of Civil War shenanigans where Parliamentarians and Scottish mercenaries lay siege to the loyalist town of Newark, and enlist the support of a herd of… itunesu conflict community & a heard of cows research storytelling public engagement with research archaeology From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 23 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Archaeology Faculty of Arts and Humanities
15:04 The Spix's Macaw & Me The Spix's Macaw & Me	The Spix's Macaw & Me The Spix's Macaw is one of the world's most endangered birds. Join Dr Nicola Hemmings as she takes us on a journey with what seems to be last Spix's Macaw in the wild. itunesu the spix's macaw & me research storytelling animal science public engagement with research From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 7 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Animal and Plant Sciences Faculty of Science
10:17 How The Blue Mussel Helps to Treat Parkinsons… How The Blue Mussel Helps to Treat Parkinsons Disease- amazing lessons from nature	How The Blue Mussel Helps to Treat Parkinsons Disease- amazing lessons from nature The blue mussel, Parkinsons Disease and a male catheter - not three things that you would instantly connect in your mind. However, chemist Charles Stirling is about to do just that with these three… itunesu research storytelling public engagement parkinsons diseases From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 14 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Animal and Plant Sciences Faculty of Medicine Dentistry and Health Faculty of Science Infection Immunity & Cardiovascular Disease Neuroscience
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 22 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Social Sciences Geography
12:22 Connie's Big Day Connie's Big Day	Connie's Big Day Why do we keep doing things that we know are bad for us? Psychologist Aimee Hope illustrates our thought processes and self-justifications with the story of Connie who is faced with these dilemmas in… itunesu connie's big day psychology public engagement with research research storytelling From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 9 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Faculty of Science Psychology
07:54 An Impossible Garden An Impossible Garden	An Impossible Garden An impossible garden from the 18th Century grows in the middle of Sheffield in 2014 - but why? Adam J Smith tells us in this fascinating story of homegrown medicines and herbal cures for diseases… itunesu an impossible garden research storytelling From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 6 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department English Faculty of Arts and Humanities
08:14 Step in to my office Step in to my office	Step in to my office Biologist Mark Adams takes us on a journey to the Japanese jungle to count monkeys - but it's in his office where the science really happens... itunesu research storytelling public engagement with research step in to my office From batchUser 2 Years ago 0 likes 10 views 0 Optional Metadata - Department Animal and Plant Sciences