Pages tagged with: sustainability-research
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Creative Associates: Photo reporting of pulmonary rehabilitation
Dr Rupert Jones from the University of Plymouth, along with Carey Marks, a photojournalist, documents a visit to Kyrgyzstan and the implementation of pulmonary rehabilitation
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A Cornish plant factory
Find out more about the Plant Factory project at the University of Plymouth.
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Intelligent decision making from farm to fork
Find out how researchers at the University of Plymouth are improving the performance of business value chains.
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Creative Associates 2018
Find out about the 2018 Creative Associates project from the Sustainable Earth Institute at the University of Plymouth
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Bite-size paper: Food provides a powerful ‘catalyst’ to empower individuals
Read our bite-sized summary of how food can provide a powerful ‘catalyst’ to empower individuals, from research at the University of Plymouth
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Sphere
Read research stories from the Sustainable Earth Institute at Plymouth University
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Antibiotic resistant infections are a major threat to human health
Plymouth University researchers share their thoughts about antibiotic resistant infections
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Bite-size paper: Integrating Science, History and Archaeology
Plymouth University: Read our bite-size paper looking at whetherthe Environment, specifically climatic disruptions, affect human societies and political systems
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Sustainable Earth 2017
Plymouth University: Sustainable Earth 2017: A global forum for connecting research with action. Taking place at Plymouth University on 29 and 30 June 2017
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Marketplace guidance
Plymouth University: Guidance for those submitting abstracts for the marketplace at Sustainable Earth 2017, happening 29 and 30 June, Plymouth University
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Featured researcher: Steve Goodhew
Find out more about Sustainable Earth Institute's featured researcher, Steve Goodhew, from Plymouth University
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Bite-size paper: Exploring perceptions of microplastics in personal care products
University of Plymouth research gives a positive indication that a ban on microbeads would be accepted