Department of Civil & Structural Engineering at The University of Sheffield

World leading expert on bio-inspired AI to direct University of Sheffield’s Centre for Machine Intelligence

One of the world’s leading innovators in bio-inspired AI has joined the University of Sheffield, as part of a new multi-million pound centre that is set to transform the institution’s research, innovation and teaching around artificial intelligence.

World leading expert on bio-inspired AI to direct University of Sheffield’s Centre for Machine Intelligence One of the world’s leading innovators in bio-inspired AI has joined the University of Sheffield, as part of a new multi-million pound centre that is set to transform the institution’s research, innovation and teaching around artificial intelligence.

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Don't forget it's the Year in Industry online recruitment event this Wednesday, an opportunity to meet with a range of employers who are looking to take on Civil Engineering students.

Current students are you looking for a Year in Industry placement starting summer 2022? 🤓

Attend the Year in Industry online recruitment event on Wednesday 9th February via Zoom and meet employers including Boeing at the AMRC, ITM Power, Gripple, Solid Solutions, Gama Health Care, AMRC Factory 2050 and many more...

Find out more and sign up via Career Connect: https://bit.ly/34w0OYc

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Dr Danielle Densley Tingley features in the latest issue of asking whether the circular economy can make the construction industry sustainable.

You can download it free today at:https://futurumcareers.com/Issue-12.pdf


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Equality and inclusion is really important to our Department and so we are proud to announce we have been awarded a Silver Award from Athena Swan, in recognition of work to ensure gender equality in the workplace.

Department Secures Silver Award from Athena Swan The Department of Civil and Structural Engineering is proud to announce it has been awarded a Silver Award from Athena Swan, in recognition of its work to ensure gender equality in the workplace.

A new research project that could help hospitality venues improve their ventilation systems in order to help reduce the spread of Covid-19 over winter, is being launched by researchers at the University of Sheffield.

University and Council work together to help Sheffield hospitality businesses solve ventilation problems, reducing the spread of Covid-19 A new research project that could help hospitality venues improve their ventilation systems in order to help reduce the spread of Covid-19 over winter, is being launched by researchers at the University of Sheffield.

Can a circular economy make the construction industry sustainable?
Dr Danielle Densley Tingley has written an article she’s written for Futurum Careers explaining how we can make buildings more sustainable in the future

Can a circular economy make the construction industry sustainable? - Futurum DR DANIELLE DENSLEY TINGLEY is developing a multi-scale framework to assess the circular economy potential of individual buildings, cities and countries

"Engineering is so diverse, multidisciplinary & gives me opportunities to work with colleagues & students from all over the world" Read our interview with Dr Shan-Shan Huang, recently named in the Top 100 Women in Engineering
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/engineering/about/wall-women/shan-shan-huang

If you're looking for some interesting 🎄 Christmas gifts 🎁, check out the Craft Fayre in the Diamond on Thursday 9th December. You'll also be supporting the Student Hardship & Scholarship Fund so a very worthy cause.

Are you passionate about using your engineering skills to benefit people and the planet? Do you want to have a career promoting globally responsible engineering?

Come along to our virtual sustainable careers fair where you can meet sustainable recruiters and learn more about their opportunities and hiring processes.

14:00 on Thursday 2nd December 2021
Find out more at https://fb.me/e/1d7Mg3LG9

Nearly a quarter of a century after most of the world signed a convention outlawing the use of antipersonnel landmines, the number of people being killed or maimed by these insidious and lethal weapons remains high – and rising.

Dr Sam Clarke has been telling The Conversation how research at The University of Sheffield has been looking at quantifying how the soil around landmines changes how deadly they are.

Deaths from landmines are on the rise – and clearing them all will take decades The number of casualties from landmines remains high, with the most people killed and wounded in Syria.