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Pop-Up University

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

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25 de jul. de 2025

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Episodios

Understanding well-being data 25.07.2025

Dr Susan Oman from the University of Sheffield explains how well-being data is used to make crucial decisions that affect our life chances, livelihoods and quality of life. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Russia’s War in Ukraine: Episode Two 25.07.2025

Why does the Western countries' response to Russia come short of stopping the war in Ukraine? How did the UK, a leading country in response to Russia, fare so far in the conflict? Dr Baris Celik presents a two-episode podcast series exploring Russia’s war in Ukraine. Are there any forms of international cooperation that are more likely to stop the war? What do the non-Western countries think o...

Russia’s War in Ukraine: Episode One 25.07.2025

Why does the Western countries' response to Russia come short of stopping the war in Ukraine? How did the UK, a leading country in response to Russia, fare so far in the conflict? Dr Baris Celik presents a two-episode podcast series exploring Russia’s war in Ukraine. Are there any forms of international cooperation that are more likely to stop the war? What do the non-Western countries think o...

Calcium regulation: How we have developed a treatment for Hypoparathyroidism 25.07.2025

Dr Ian Wilkinson from the University of Sheffield talks about Hypoparathyroidism - a rare condition that affects calcium regulation in the body - and how him and his team have developed a treatment. Part of Pop-Up University 2021  

Qualifying work experience: An opportunity or an obstacle for the role of clinical legal education? 25.07.2025

Gillian Hutchens from the University of Sheffield explores how Law Clinics work and the role they play in ensuring new lawyers have the skills the public needs. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Women with disabilities in academia 25.07.2025

Victoria Baskett - elite para-sprinter and doctoral researcher at the University of Sheffield - talks to fellow researchers about why women with disabilities are leaving academia. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Why should we all care about energy justice? 25.07.2025

Sandra Jazmin Barragan from the University of Sheffield looks at how we as a society can encourage people to take an active role in tackling climate change. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Parkinson‘s Disease 25.07.2025

Researchers from the Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience at the University of Sheffield discuss a current neuroscience research paper on Parkinson’s disease. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Motor Neurone Disease 25.07.2025

Researchers from the Sheffield Institute for Translational Neuroscience at the University of Sheffield discuss a current neuroscience research paper on motor neurone disease.  Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Crop Growth in Space and Urban Agriculture on Earth 25.07.2025

Learn how to grow plants in space (and in urban environments) with Luke Fountain from the University of Sheffield.  Part of Pop-Up University 2021

Clinical trials: The who, the how, the what 25.07.2025

Dan Beever and colleagues from the University of Sheffield give an insight into how clinical trials work, how they are carried out and who is involved. Part of Pop-Up University 2021

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