Coronavirus, Examined

The impact of coronavirus on the planet - Dr Stuart Walker

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Dr Stuart Walker about the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on the environment and what we can learn from this for the future.
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

The impact of the coronavirus on people with disabilities - Professor Dan Goodley

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Professor Dan Goodley about the impact of the coronavirus crisis on the disabled community. Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

How a basic income could help our economic recovery - Dr Mark Bryan

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Dr Mark Bryan from the University's Department of Economics about the potential for a Universal Basic Income to lead us out of the financial crash caused by the Coronavirus, and how it could safeguard us in the future. 
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

Our AMRC's response to the Ventilator Challenge - Steve Foxley

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to the Executive Director of the Advance Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), Steven Foxley, about how manufacturing has been affected by the pandemic and how the AMRC has tackled the UK’s ventilator challenge.
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

How the coronavirus crisis is affecting arts - Professor Stephanie Pitts

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Professor Stephanie Pitts from the University's Department of Music about how the coronavirus crisis is impacting the arts.
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

Coronavirus and the impact on supply chains - Professor Lenny Koh

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Professor Lenny Koh about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on current and future supply chains
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

Why coronavirus resembles historical crises - Professor Julie Gottlieb

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Professor Julie Gottlieb about how the coronavirus crisis compares to other historical crisis. 
Date recorded: 6 April 2020You can find out more about Professor Julie Gottlieb's work here: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/history/staff/julie-gottlieb

How foodbanks have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis - Dr Megan Blake

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Dr Megan Blake about how surplus food redistribution has been affected by the coronavirus crisis. 
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

How coronavirus is impacting our mental health - Professor Richard Bentall and Dr Jilly Gibson-Miller

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Professor Richard Bentall and Dr Jilly Gibson-Miller about how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting our mental wellbeing and our behaviour. 
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.

How nature can improve our wellbeing - Professor Anna Jorgensen and Dr Ross Cameron

In this episode of Coronavirus, Examined, we talk to Dr Ross Cameron and Professor Anna Jorgensen about the value of green space and nature for our wellbeing.   
 
Coronavirus, Examined is a podcast from the University of Sheffield.