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Join Professor David Beerling and colleagues as they explore ten years of pioneering research into Enhanced Rock Weathering and carbon dioxide removal.

This podcast show is a series of 'one-off' episodes about different areas of University of Sheffield research or events that are not part of a larger series of podcasts.

Join us each episode where we talk with our academics to explore common beliefs and popular myths across Science. What will we discover?

Discover how a lost wartime journal inspired a play, film and podcast exploring anxiety, resilience and emotional learning.

Living to tell the tale: building community resilience in journalism

Bringing together academics and professionals from Sheffield’s cultural, creative and digital industries to showcase our research in creative, entertaining and innovative ways.

Podcasts from Sheffield's Off the Shelf Festival of Words - celebrating books, words and ideas.

A limited podcast series telling the story of how Morecambe's historic and iconic Winter Gardens building was saved from wreck and ruin. The series explores the rich history and architecture of the building; the amazing people helping to run, maintain and restore venue; and what the future holds for the space.

A Festival of Social Science: showcasing the University of Sheffield’s world-leading social science researchers and their work on tackling some of the greatest problems facing society today.

A series of films, podcasts and more showcasing emerging research from across the University of Sheffield.

A unique festival bringing exciting, cutting-edge bioscience research from the University of Sheffield to new audiences through a programme of free events, talks, exhibitions, films and podcasts.

A podcast series examining the ethical issues associated with 'Public and Patient Involvement' (PPI).

A historical podcast series about human interactions with alcohol.

This series of podcast and films explores participatory research and the experiences of postgraduate researcher (or PGRs) communities across the university

Interviews with leaders for business-as-unusual who work uncompromisingly for ecological sustainability.

Podcast for the AHRC-sponsored Ann Radcliffe, Then and Now project. Interviews with experts to answer the question: why is 1790s Gothic trailblazer, Ann Radcliffe, relevant today?

The Living in Sheffield Podcast: building bridges between female migrants and scholars is a project made in partnership between the University of Sheffield and Living in Sheffield.