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Transcending Incrementalism

Tue 23rd Apr, 2019

In 1900, the estimated world population was a bit over a billion and half, by 2000 had reached 6 billion, and a scant 10 years later had reached 7 billion.
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Heating and Hot Water Industry - Low Carbon Forum

Tue 4th Dec, 2018

On 4th December Charlie Dunnill and Katherine Glover travelled to Stoke-On-Trent to attend the Heating and Hot Water Industry Low Carbon Forum.
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Swansea Science Festival - Recycling Carbon

Sat 3rd Nov - Sun 4th Nov, 2018

The Recycling Carbon outreach group will be participating in the Swansea Science Festival, with the aim of engaging adults and children of all ages.
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Swansea Science Festival - The Hydrogen Bike

Sat 3rd Nov - Sun 4th Nov, 2018

The Hydrogen Bike will be participating in Swansea Science Festival in the National Waterfront Museum, Swansea.
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International Conference 'EcoBalt 2018' Vilnius, Lithuania

Thu 25th Oct - Sat 27th Oct, 2018

Prof. Andrew Barron, Director of ESRI, will be participating in the EcoBalt 2018 conference in Vilnius, Lithuania.
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Glimpse of Ramadan Experience in Swansea During Covid-19

A glimpse of Ramadan experience in Swansea during Covid-19, a blog post by ESRI's Dr Mahaboob Basha.

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Research Scholarships Materials Science: Fully Funded EPSRC DTP and Salts Healthcare PhD Scholarship: Development of Green Low Surface Energy Materials for Superhydrophobic (Waterproof) Coatings

This scholarship is funded by the EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership and Salts Healthcare.This project aims to develop novel fluorine-free superhydrophobic (water-repelling) surfaces, made from readily available non-toxic and economical branched low surface energy materials (LSEMs).

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New Way to Make Carbon Nanotubes Compares Well to an Old Favourite

In a new study, scientists have reported that a form single-walled carbon nanotubes, an important resource for research and industrial communities, was comparable and in some ways fared even better than its now-defunct predecessor.

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The EU-funded projects in Newport and what is going to happen to them after Brexit

The UK officially left the European Union last month beginning its transition under the terms of the withdrawal agreement. Wales still receives hundreds of millions of pounds of funding from European structural funds and other funding streams.

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Integrating renewable energy sources into the electricity grid

A Swansea-led team will be examining how best to integrate renewable energy sources into the UK power grid, helping to cut carbon emissions, thanks to a new £244,000 research award.

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