Pages tagged with: projects
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Current innovation projects in sustainability education
A selection of some of the innovative curriculum development projects taking place in sustainability education.
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Landscape evolution in New Zealand
‘Understanding how tectonics and climate interact to shape landscape change is a key challenge for geomorphologists.’
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Work with our experts
The University of Plymouth has a proven track record of working successfully with organisations in the UK and abroad on collaborative projects, contract research and bespoke consultancy.
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Quake 4D
CRES project: Quake 4D - unite geology, physics and computer modelling to develop new approaches to understanding and calculating earthquake hazard
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Projects
Plymouth University: Centre for Research in Earth Sciences (CRES). Projects
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Landscape evolution and active tectonics in Western Turkey
CRES project - Landscape evolution and active tectonics in Western Turkey. Landscape response to active tectonics.
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Oman drilling project
Plymouth University: Centre for Research in Earth Sciences (CRES). Oman drilling project - This is an international project co-funded by the International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP).
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SENSUM:
CRES research project: SENSUM: Smart SENSing of landscapes Undergoing hazardous hydrogeological Movement
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Tsunamigenic mass flows at Stromboli Volcano
CRES project: Tsunamigenic mass flows at Stromboli Volcano
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NET: New technologies and participatory approaches for disaster resilience
CRES project: NET: New technologies and participatory approaches for disaster resilience. NET is funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering with the Frontiers of Development Seed funding Programme under the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF).
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What was the North American climate like during the death of the dinosaurs?
Professor Gregory Price and Dr Sabine Lengger discuss their research into the Equable Earth hypothesis
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Inspiring Futures
Students and businesses benefit from Inspiring Futures consultancy projects.
