Pages tagged with: sustainable-earth-institute
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Construction begins on innovative CobBauge research building
The University of Plymouth's CobBauge project is constructing a building on campus made from the re-engineered material.
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City partners set to launch second season of Future Plymouth 2030 webinars
The University is a partner in the Future Plymouth 2030 webinar series that returns with a second season of events focused on building a sustainable city
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University spinout signs agreement to field test harvesting robots
Fieldwork Robotics, created by Lecturer in Robotics Dr Martin Stoelen, has signed an agreement with the Hall Hunter Partnership to prototype and field test a raspberry harvesting robot system
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SE2017: Marketplace session 3
Read the abstracts for session 3 of Sustainable Earth 2017 happening at the University of Plymouth
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University works alongside plant therapy brand at new £1million research facility in Cornwall
Academics from the University of Plymouth's School of Biological and Marine Sciences are working with Trelonk Molecular Wellbeing on a number of joint projects.
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The Ocean Organ
The Ocean Organ is a visual representation of ocean acidification, when carbon dioxide from the atmosphere dissolves in the oceans, forming a weak acid. Since the industrial revolution, the ocean has become approximately 30% more acidic.
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Featured researcher: Professor Jon Shaw
Find out more about Professor Jon Shaw at Plymouth University
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Imaged reality | Research Festival 2020
University of Plymouth Research Festival 2020: Imaged reality, reimagining research communication through visualisation. 20–24 January 2020.
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ReCon Soil
Led by the University of Plymouth, ReCon Soil is a €2.5million project that brings together scientists, industry and educators to revolutionise how waste material from construction projects is managed.
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Responding to the challenges of living with environmental change
Responding to the challenges of living with environmental change, our 2nd annual sustainability research event
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‘Ocean Organ’ aims to highlight the damaging effects of climate change
A collaboration between world-leading researchers from the University of Plymouth, and Plymouth-based artist and scientist Dr Kate Crawfurd, aims to highlight the precise effects of ocean acidification
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An electric ferry for the heart of Plymouth
The University of Plymouth has supported the city’s Mount Batten Ferry in its quest to switch from diesel to electric power
