Pages tagged with: sustainable-earth-institute
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University of Plymouth Election Debate
What's on at the University of Plymouth: University of Plymouth Election Debate - Is this the climate election? University of Plymouth, 18 November 2019.
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The Making of "Seven Worlds, One Planet"
What's on at the University of Plymouth: The Making of "Seven Worlds, One Planet". A talk by Executive Producer, Jonny Keeling. University of Plymouth, 5 December 2019.
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FIND
The FIND project uses fluorescence imaging techniques to provide early warning reactive systems for diagnosis and treatment of plant and crop health.
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Environmental Futures and Big Data Impact Lab
Find out more about Impact Lab, the part-funded ERDF project at the University of Plymouth
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Food: On the Margins in Plymouth
Dr Clare Pettinger of the University of Plymouth, alongside Fotonow CIC, create a documentary film to illustrate the stark realities of the lived experience of food insecurity in Plymouth
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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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The Art of Politics
Dr Nichola Harmer from the University of Plymouth, alongside artist Naomi Hart, aim to represent sustainability challenges in the UK's overseas territories through fine art
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Scientists join climate task force to deliver Devon’s carbon plan
The University of Plymouth's Professor Iain Stewart and Professor Ian Bailey are among experts invited to join the Net-Zero Task Force established by Devon County Council
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Pseudotachylyte
Heidi Morstang from the University of Plymouth worked with Films at 59 to create Pseudotachylyte, a documentary film about searching for the causes of earthquakes
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Waves
A sound journey through the stories and natural landscape of Start Bay
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Plastic Scoop
A synthetic ocean: Grand Theft Auto V meets plastic pollution and global heating
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Creative Recovery: Mapping refugees' memories of home as heritage
Dr Sana Murrani from the University of Plymouth, along with Carey Marks, a photojournalist, worked with 12 refugees and asylum seekers on visualising the meaning of 'home'