Poetry in A&E
Hear poet Sarah Lasoye and Sheffield residents share new poetry inspired by research into inequality in A&E, brought together in a moving audio piece.
Pollen Through Space and Time
Discover pollen as you have never seen it before. Artist Jodie Armand brings its hidden structures and the science of pollination to life through art inspired by University research.
Space Glaciers! Deciphering the history of ice ages on Mars
Discover the icy history of Mars through Space Glaciers!, a metal sculpture by Holly Clifford inspired by research using satellite images to reveal how the Red Planet’s climate has changed.
The Sound of the Crowd
Help create a brand new electronic track using The Black Dog’s music archive. Make your choices, train an AI model and hear how the crowd shapes the final sound.
The Yearbook of 2040
Step into The Yearbook of 2040, an interactive look at a future shaped by smart technology, social change and shared memories. Is this the future you want to build?
What Does Care Mean to You? Portraits and reflections on care
What does care mean in everyday life? Explore photographs and personal stories from people who give and receive care, sharing different experiences from across our communities.
#PeakNow75: A Large Landscape Model
Marking 75 years of the Peak District, #PeakNow75 is a film asking whether social media can help us care more about nature, landscape change and the Park’s future.
Airing Our Dirty Laundry
Can love and intimacy thrive in care homes? Airing Our Dirty Laundry uses ceramic art and real experiences to explore ageing, sexuality, dignity and choice in later life.
Anatomy at Sheffield: A VR Journey
Step into a VR journey through nearly 200 years of medical education, from Sheffield’s first anatomy lessons in 1828 to today’s 3D technology and the future of medicine.
Ancient Secrets, Modern Light: The Lycurgus Project
Discover how researchers and glass artist Elliot Walker recreated the Lycurgus Cup’s ancient colour changing glass in a sculpture that shifts from green to red as light moves through it.
A Resonance of Emerald: The Colours of Birds
Play with colour and see how our aesthetic choices can affect tropical bird trade and the ecosystems birds depend on in this interactive artwork shaped by University of Sheffield research.
Be the Bee
See Sheffield through a bee’s eyes in this immersive installation, revealing hidden flower signals, fragmented habitats and how floral corridors can help urban pollinators.
Birds of Paradise: Colours of the Spectrum
Marvel at giant birds of paradise and discover the science behind their dazzling feathers, with sculptures, family activities and a chance to create your own.
Care is a Future-Oriented Act
See how care shapes our sense of time through Nadia Mehdi’s patchwork jacket. Textiles, quotes and performance explore care as an ongoing act that looks towards the future.
Furnace to Fusion
From furnaces to fusion, explore Sheffield’s industrial past and low carbon future through film, animation, archive footage and an immersive sound experience.
Liquid Light: A Green Hydrogen Journey
Follow green hydrogen from rain to fuel and back to water in this interactive digital artwork exploring how it could help replace fossil fuels in transport.
Hidden Flow
See the hidden flow inside fusion reactors as artist Maria Marinou brings Lawrence Jones’s research on turbulent liquid metal cooling to life through vivid visual art.
No Photon Left Behind
A lab tour goes wrong when Mark and his friends are shrunk to the size of a photon. Can they learn how quantum light works and escape Dr Luke Brunswick’s experiment?