This week's AWRC Lunch and Learn was delivered by Dr. Mostapha Kalami Heris of the School of Engineering and Built Environment, and explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can support research and practical applications in physical activity, rehabilitation, and wellbeing.
This seminar, hosted by the AWRC’s Technological and Digital Innovations to Promote Independent Lives research theme, showcased research into sssistive robotic systems which have the potential to support various health and care services, help independent living, and even simulate affection to reduce loneliness.
Amy's PhD research is titled 'Whole system approaches to physical activity: exploring the extent to which ‘Move More Sheffield’ contributes to creating a healthier, happier and more connected city'
This seminar, hosted by the AWRC’s Living Well with Chronic Disease research theme, showcased research investigating physical activity across the cancer treatment pathway.
This seminar, hosted by the AWRC’s Healthy and Active 100 research theme, showcases recent research on social prescribing and keeping physically active with a health condition and discusses implications for policy practice and research.
This July, the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC) hosted students, academics and industry representatives from four different Universities and five different companies for a week of intense research and collaboration
