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Celebrate #WorldSeaTurtleDay at a special FREE screening of Torti: Eggsploring Solutions for the Turtle Extinction Crisis & meet local scientists working to save turtle populations. With Q&A + activities!

Tue 16 June, 6:30pm @showroomcinema

Book now: https://t.co/P24AwPK2W5

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The global economy starts closer to home than you might think.

In @SPERIshefuni Presents... Ground Level, Dr Frank Maracchione and Professor Juanita Elias explore how everyday life shapes international politics and economics.

Listen: https://t.co/7J1wCaucsF

#PoliticalEconomy

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How can arts & culture provide a step towards digital inclusion?

Listen to the podcast to learn about how older people can be supported in learning how to use technology.

Available here: https://t.co/A0Dgb6w8jD

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How can music and technology help older adults with dementia?

Researchers at the University of Sheffield developed new musical instruments with patients, families and carers to improve confidence, creativity and communication.

Watch: https://t.co/CN0M67UfuX

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Can Bluetooth help us understand bees?

Students from the University of Sheffield’s School of Computer Science are using Bluetooth tags to track bee flight paths and learn more about their behaviour, helping support future food production.

Watch: https://t.co/hJs4CFSBud

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Curious minds, this one is for you.

The University of Sheffield Player makes research come alive – through podcasts, digital exhibitions and video you can watch anytime, anywhere.

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This weekend marks Eric Morecambe's 100th birthday.

Discover how interventions led by @professorvaness at the University of Sheffield have saved and regenerated the historic Morecambe Winter Gardens.

Watch now: https://t.co/jC4j0Y8YiQ

#renovation

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Who decides what a story means?

Explore how language, media and journalism shape what we understand and trust today at Pint of Science Sheffield.

Book: https://t.co/oePeyj0f7q

#pint26

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What makes us feel like we belong?

At Pint of Science, Sheffield researchers explore identity, stigma, young carers, disability and everyday connection.

https://t.co/qCsMGjsBJu

#pint26

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What is hiding in our ice, mud and rivers?

Join University of Sheffield researchers at Pint of Science to explore Arctic tundra, soil and river DNA.

Book: https://t.co/Z1pgfohWFS

#PintOfScience

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Bees and butterflies are under pressure in our cities.

Hear how heat, pollution and drought affect them, and how flowers use hidden scent signals.

Book for Pint of Science: https://t.co/fLeRXBihiU
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Microbes could help fight pollution and grow more food. Unhatched turtle eggs could help save a species.

Join University of Sheffield researchers at Pint of Science: https://t.co/IPgDpb6c5S

#PintOfScience

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Science is full of wrong answers.

In this crossover episode, Good in Theory joins That’s Science! to explore failed theories, cosmic mysteries and why getting things wrong matters.

Listen: https://t.co/AvRSldLHtI

#SciencePodcast #Physics

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Do subtitles really include everyone?

Our research shows poor captioning can exclude Deaf audiences. This film shares six ways to improve subtitles, shaped with industry and Deaf voices.

Watch: https://t.co/RvL0XzUt6U

#DeafAwarenessWeek #Accessibility

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What does it take to report the truth today?

This series explores media freedom, the risks journalists face, and why it matters to all of us.

Listen: https://t.co/Bv51cIBpm7

#WorldPressFreedomDay #MediaFreedom

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Why won’t red light make things glow, no matter how bright it is?

Fluorescence showed light is not just a wave. It also comes in packets of energy, as Albert Einstein proposed.

Watch: https://t.co/FUvESHyYDs

#Physics #Quantum

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Did the universe always exist or did it begin?

In the final Good in Theory, we explore the clash between steady state and the big bang and why one changed science forever.

Listen: https://t.co/0Zh3h1P0Wh

#SpaceScience #Physics

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Can communities push back as freedoms shrink?

This episode of Urban Radar explores how local groups resist and organise when power feels out of reach. What tools still work?

Listen: https://t.co/GlNnQuGyuU

#UrbanResearch #Politics