Research Satellites shed light on Greenland ice sheet’s response to global warming Satellite images and computer model output of ice melt analysed by an international research team, including scientists from the University of Sheffield, have revealed that despite dramatic increases in ice melt across Greenland in recent years, the speed of ice movement in some areas has slowed down rather than accelerated. […] Read More
Research RoboPlant takes part in festival to celebrate Nobel Prize winner RoboPlant, the world’s first ever robotic plant, is part of a new exhibition to celebrate one of the University of […] Read More
Research Scientists move a step closer to understanding species distributions in the face of climate change A team of international researchers, led by the University of Sheffield, has moved one step closer to discovering how physiological […] Read More
Policy Research MP praises ground-breaking research on Solar Independence Day Sheffield MP Paul Blomfield praised the groundbreaking sustainability research taking place at Sheffield Solar when he visited the University of Sheffield to mark […] Read More
Research RoboPlant shines spotlight on solar technology at Chatsworth The world’s first ever robotic plant went on display in the gardens of Chatsworth House, just outside Sheffield, this Bank Holiday weekend. […] Read More
Policy Research SDG 2 Zero Hunger Advances in soil carbon could be the key to improving food security and water quality Scientists from the University of Sheffield have identified advances in improving soil carbon management which could be the key to […] Read More