The University of Sheffield

Overview:
The University of Sheffield is a world top-100 university renowned for the excellence, impact and distinctiveness of its research-led learning and teaching. The University’s outstanding performance for excellent teaching and research, as part of a genuinely global community, is consistently confirmed by international independent assessments.
The university takes its public and social responsibility seriously. It is committed to making the world a better place. This approach is embedded in everything they do, from partnerships with local and global organisations to their research and teaching.
Research:
The University of Sheffield has a global reputation for world-leading research that makes a difference. It influences policy, changes lives and helps in understanding the world so that we can make it better. The university has over 180 research institutes, centres and groups. They address challenges from finding a cure for motor neurone disease to building a sustainable economic recovery. The research institutes and centres at the university have been created to address global challenges facing society, today and in the future. They are often interdisciplinary, with external collaboration and funding, and have earned international recognition.
The world-class research being undertaken at the University of Sheffield generates a wealth of new knowledge, much of which has the potential for licensing to innovative organisations seeking to augment their current activities or diversify their operations.
Industry Partnerships:
The University of Sheffield is collaborating with partners in the private, public and third sectors to find real-world solutions to real-world problems.
The university partners with organisations large and small, believing that by working together, we can find novel solutions to real-world problems. In their experience, it leads to world-class research and commercial success to businesses around the world. Together, The University of Sheffield shares knowledge, facilities and industry insight to help influence cultural, social, economic and political change.

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PHAsT: Bioplastics for Biomedical and Personal Care Applications

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Optical EMG: A New Technique for the Diagnosis of Nerve and Muscle Conditions

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Rocket Stirrers

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CureAll™: Predictive Composite Cure Optimisation

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High Throughput, High Resolution Microscopy

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SI.ReGrow

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Peptide with Anti-infective and Wound Healing Properties for Corneal and Skin Applications

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Bioactive Coating Technology for Cartilage Regeneration Scaffolds

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TeleRegain: Accelerating Hand Rehabilitation from Home

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AI Music and Lyric Generation

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Nucleocapsid protein for SARS-CoV-2 and other viruses

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AIRE Gene Therapy for APS1

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RuvBL1/2 Gene Therapy for Motor Neurone Disease and Frontotemporal Dementia

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CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Therapy for Motor Neurone Disease with C9ORF72 Mutations

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Gene Therapy for SynGAP1 Deficiency

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Gene Therapy for Autosomal Recessive Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia with Thin Corpus Callosum

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Gene Therapy for AP-4-associated Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia

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Magnetic Targeted Delivery of Anti-cancer Drugs

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Detection of Machining-induced Surface Anomalies using X-ray Diffraction

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A Needle-free Adrenal Failure Diagnostic Test

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Smart Sealant Dispenser

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Intelligent Kitting

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Robotic Drilling End Effector

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Cellular Models of Neurodegenerative Disease Derived from Human Cells