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Swansea University launches new Florence Mockeridge Fellowship Group to help researchers reach their full potential
Swansea University , 23rd Mar 2018
Swansea University’s Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor for research, Professor Hilary Lappin-Scott, has today (16 March 2018) announced the launch of the Florence Mockeridge Fellowship Group which aims to enable research staff to fulfil their potential. Please join is in congratulating Dr Enrico Andreoli on his fellowship.
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The Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI) at Swansea University has received the keys to a new Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicle from Hyundai UK.
Swansea University Latest Research , 21st Feb 2018
The car is a concrete example of the world-leading research taking place at ESRI, which promotes the uptake of hydrogen, Fuel Cell and Zero-Emission technologies. Professor Andrew Barron said: “Our aim is to establish Swansea University’s College of Engineering as a global centre of excellence for this technology.
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The Countries Poised To Become “Renewable Superpowers”
Smithsonian.com (USA) , 20th Feb 2018
The fossil won’t last forever. And a new set of nations will find their reserves of lithium, copper and rare earth metals in high demand. Imagine a world where every country has not only complied with the Paris climate agreement but has moved away from fossil fuels entirely. How would such a change affect global politics?
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Which nations control the materials required for renewables? Meet the new energy superpowers
City Metric , 20th Feb 2018
Imagine a world where every country has not only complied with the Paris climate agreement but has moved away from fossil fuels entirely. How would such a change affect global politics?
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Meet the new ‘renewable superpowers’
Metro , 19th Feb 2018
Andrew Barron, Sêr Cymru chair of low carbon energy and environment, Swansea University
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IMAGINE a world where every country has not only complied with the Paris climate agreement but has moved away from fossil fuels entirely. How would such a change affect global politics?