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Group of students cheering on stage celebrating Emerge Awards Showcase 26

The elite award showcase rewarding the founders of the future

Congratulations to James, John, Sujaya and William who won with their pitches to regional investors and business leaders at The Emerge: Be enterprising Awards Showcase this month.
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ARIA Funding Launches New Innovator Circle in Sheffield

Dr Charles Grellois, Lecturer in Verification at the School of Computer Science, has secured £20,000 in funding from the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA).

targetjobs UG of the Year Awards 2026

Faculty of Engineering students shortlisted for the targetjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards

We're thrilled to share that Computer Science student Jasper Sion and Civil & Structural Engineering student Hollie Wilson were shortlisted for the Engineer of the Year and Female Undergraduate of the Year Awards respectively -a fantastic achievement
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Five ±¬ÁÏTV academics elected to Royal Academy of Engineering's Fellowship

Five academics from the ±¬ÁÏTV have been honoured with one of the most prestigious awards in engineering, announced today (20 September 2023).
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Sheffield researchers benefit from £19 Million committed to Battery Research

Researchers at Sheffield who are part of the FutureCat project benefit from further investment to battery research.
Lewis Blackburn and Jennifer Hack

Two Engineering Researchers awarded prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowships

Dr Lewis Blackburn and Dr Jennifer Hack, based in our Department of Materials Science and Engineering, have both been awarded a Research Fellowship by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng).
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Cloud-based AI helps to reduce river pollution

A cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) system designed to detect blockages in sewers has shown an almost 90 per cent accuracy rate in a recent trial.