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Historian Sarah Frank awarded the prestigious UKRI Future Leader Fellowship

Sarah Frank, Lecturer in the History of the Francophone World at the University of Sheffield, is one of seventy-seven talented early-career researchers who have been awarded the prestigious Future Leader Fellowship.
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Professor Angie Hobbs stars in BBC's Remembers

Angie Hobbs stars in BBC's Remembers sharing her memories of Brian Magee's series The Great Philosophers.
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Beyond the algorithm: Shaping AI for people, not just progress

Explore the impact of artificial intelligence on society — from reimagining creativity to transforming law and challenging ethical frameworks, this campaign reveals both the promise and the peril of AI.
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Sheffield ranked top of Russell Group for third year in National Student Survey

The University of Sheffield remains top of the Russell Group in the latest National Student Survey, published today (9 July 2025).
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My year as a PhD student - Part Two

George reflects on the second year of his PhD - from socialising to teaching and conferences.
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Meet our new philosopher - Hallvard Lillehammer

We had a chat with Hallvard, who will be joining us in January 2025.
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Lea Cantor awarded the Oxford Nicolas Berggruen Prize for Best Doctoral Dissertation in Philosophy, Law & Politics 2024

Lea Cantor, who will be joining us in September 2025, has been awarded the Oxford Nicolas Berggruen Prize winner for Best Doctoral Dissertation in Philosophy, Law & Politics 2024.
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Researchers’ viewing of ‘natural phenomenon’ will support future studies

Researchers from the University of Sheffield attending a prestigious conference on Space Geophysics in Mexico were able to witness a natural phenomenon which will support their future studies on the physics of the chromosphere and solar corona.
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University of Sheffield joins six leading UK universities and 23 partners, to develop solutions for effective and ethical uses of AI

Kathryn Simpson, Lecturer in Digital Humanities, will be joining 25 researchers on the new Participatory Harm Auditing Workbenches and Methodologies (PHAWM) project, developing solutions for effective and ethical uses of generative and predictive AI.