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Looking at the dark side of matter with the Large Hadron ColliderIn this Science at Sheffield seminar, Professor Davide Costanzo explains some of the dark matter research being carried out at CERN's Large Hadron Collider.
From Robert Cooke
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The quantum future of telescopes | Physics & AstronomyThe first telescopes were built more than 400 years ago, and telescopes are still used by astrophysicists to study the cosmos. But a lot has changed in science since the time of Galileo and Kepler.…
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Atomically thin two-dimensional materials beyond grapheneProfessor Alexander Tartakovskii gives an overview of his research for the Science at Sheffield seminar series.
From Robert Cooke
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Converting red light to blue: Understanding energetic up and down conversion in organic semiconductorsDr Jenny Clark gives an overview of her research for the Science at Sheffield seminar series.
From Robert Cooke
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Making our teaching labs safe | Physics & AstronomyDr Mark Quinn, from the Department of Physics and Astronomy, gives us a look at the face-to-face teaching in one of our undergraduate Physics labs, and the safety measures we’ve put in place to…
From Faculty Of Science
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Undergraduate study in Physics and AstronomyA taste of what undergraduate study is like in Physics and Astronomy
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Scientists observe largest solar flare in 12 yearsThe Sun’s largest solar flare in more than 12 years – and the eighth largest since modern records began in 1996 – has been captured in high detail by a team of researchers from the…
From Faculty Of Science
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Spectacular star system discovered which could explode to create powerful cosmic firework displayA spectacular star system wrapped in an elegant spiral dust cloud has been discovered by astronomers. The system is believed to contain a star that is spinning extremely fast, which could produce one…
From Student Communications
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Science Communication MScThe 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…
From Nathan Adams
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Project SunbYte: OutreachThe 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…
From Tom Foster
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Star DeathPaul Crowther provides an overview of the final stages in the evolution stars, including Planetary Nebulae and supernovae, enhanced by stunning images from NASA spacecraft and artists impressions of…
From Technology Enhanced Learning
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Background to the Sounds of the CosmosProfessor Paul Crowther and Stewart Campbell talk about their plans for the groundbreaking Sounds of the Cosmos. They discuss the format of the event, challenges faced along the way and the…
From Technology Enhanced Learning
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The FuturePaul Crowther provides an overview of the contemporary questions in astrophysics, including the nature of dark matter, the search for planets around other stars and how they will be addressed by…
From Technology Enhanced Learning
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Galaxies and The UniversePaul Crowther provides an overview of the different types of galaxy, plus galaxy clusters and the three dimensional structure of the local Universe , enhanced by stunning images from NASA spacecraft,…
From Technology Enhanced Learning
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The Solar SystemPaul 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 and NASA, ESA spacecraft.
From Technology Enhanced Learning
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The Milky WayPaul Crowther provides an overview of the content of our Milky Way galaxy, including its central supermassive black hole, our satellite galaxies and the future merger of our Milky Way and Andromeda,…
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