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Not every scientific theory stands the test of time.
In this episode of That's Science!, Rita and Sofie from Good in Theory explore how wrong ideas can still leave a lasting mark on society.
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#ThatsScience #SciencePodcast
What does the global economy look like from everyday life?
@sperishefuni.bsky.social Presents... Ground Level explores how homes, workplaces, and communities shape international political economy.
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#PoliticalEconomy #Podcast
Celebrate #WorldSeaTurtleDay at a special FREE screening of Torti: Eggsploring Solutions for the Turtle Extinction Crisis & meet local scientists working to save turtle populations.
Tue 16 June, 6:30pm @ Showroom Cinema
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How do police identify signs of sexual trafficking online?
This video explores how Sheffield researchers worked with police and practitioners to develop STIM, a tool designed to support evidence based decisions and help identify exploitation.
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DNA is only two nanometres wide. That's far too small for ordinary microscopes.
Discover how researchers are using touch instead of sight to explore DNA in remarkable detail and push science forward.
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How can arts and culture provide a first step towards digital inclusion?
Listen to the podcast to learn about how older people can be supported in learning how to use technology.
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How can music and technology help older adults with dementia?
Researchers at the University of Sheffield developed new musical instruments with patients, families and carers to improve confidence, creativity and communication.
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Can Bluetooth help us understand bees?
Students at the University of Sheffield are using Bluetooth tags to track bee flight paths and study their behaviour, research that could support future food production.
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