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Downloadable project resources
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/syrian-artisan-entrepreneurship-project/resources
Downloadable documents associated with the University of Plymouth's Syrian Artisan Entrepreneurship Project, available in English and Arabic
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Study shows how temperate rainforests can aid the fight against climate change
Environmental scientists and ecologists at the University of Plymouth showed that browsing behaviour by livestock is a major determinant of the expansion and connection of fragmented UK upland oak woodlands – so-called ‘temperate rainforests
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University helps to show how residents and businesses can achieve net-zero
Academics from the University of Plymouth are part of a consortium that led the development of the Devon Carbon Plan, which aims to enable the county to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 at the latest
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£1.6m funding to explore how digital resources can support older people’s health
The three-year project is a collaboration between the University of Stirling and University of Plymouth’s Centre for Health Technology.
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How can personal behavioural change tackle global health challenges? | Research Festival 2021
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/research-festival/2021-global-health
What’s on at the University of Plymouth - Research Festival 2021: How can personal behavioural change tackle global health challenges? Monday 28 June
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How digital health solutions can equip us against future pandemics - online showcase
In the lead up to the G7, an online event is set to highlight how Cornish eHealth businesses and new technologies can tackle some of the most pertinent health challenges today.The eHealth Innovation Summit 2021 will take place online on Wednesday 9 June.
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Research assesses how carbon is removed to deep waters in the Antarctic
Scientists at the University of Plymouth have been awarded two research grants by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) to enhance their understanding of how carbon is regulated within the Antarctic
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A sense of home: how the books we read shape our lives
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/pr-opinion/kathryn-gray
A sense of home: how the books we read shape our lives. During this period of self-isolation, Dr Kathryn Gray reflects on her life and career and explores her roots through several key books.
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Exploring the diverse habitats of Sweden – and learning how to protect them
BSc (Hons) Environmental Science and BSc (Hons) Environmental Management and Sustainability students go on a uniquely Scandinavian adventure, giving them the opportunity to visit one of the most ‘environmentally progressive’ countries in the world.
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Study reveals how UK’s shipwrecks are providing a refuge for marine life
University of Plymouth news: New research by the University and Blue Marine Foundation is the first to demonstrate the increased ecological importance of shipwrecks – and the areas surrounding them – in areas of heavy fishing pressure
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