Cambridge Public Health initiative launched
We’re very proud to be part of the newly launched Cambridge Public Health initiative. The aim of Cambridge Public Health is to tackle society’s most pressing public health...
[Closed] WE’RE HIRING: We’re looking for a new Research Associate!
THREE new Research Assistant/Associate positions have become available at Cambridge University as part of S2UPPlant: Smart Sustainable Plastic Packaging from Plants. S2UPPlant is a NERC-funded interdisciplinary research project...
Visualising food traceability systems: A novel system architecture for mapping material and information flow
Background Traceability of food products, ingredients and associated operations are important requirements for improving food safety and consumer confidence. Food traceability systems (FTSs) often suffer from inefficiency in...
Buzzwords: Devaluing or evolving global issues?
Definition: A word or phrase, often an item of jargon, that is fashionable at a particular time or in a particular context. We are constantly faced with buzzwords....
[Closed] WE’RE HIRING: We’re looking for a new Research Associate!
An exciting Research Assistant/Associate position has become available as part of TransFIRe, a research programme funded by the ISCF Transforming Foundation Industries Challenge, which aims to transform the...
Introducing C-THRU’s International Advisory Panel
C-THRU is thrilled to announce our new International Advisory Panel which comprises leading academics and representatives from industry and environmental groups. The International Advisory Panel (IAP) will review...
Calculating the chemical exergy of materials
Modern society requires large amounts of materials which lead to emissions of greenhouse gases. Effective climate policy should focus on not just energy efficiency but material efficiency as...
[CLOSED] Survey | Low Carbon Concrete Technologies: Barriers to UK Implementation
To complete the survey, follow the link here. This survey is part of the Low Carbon Concrete Technologies (LCCT): Understanding and Implementation project, funded by an EPSRC IAA...
Global material flow analysis of glass: From raw materials to end of life
Global glass production grew to 150 million tonnes (Mt) in 2014, equating to approximately 21 kg per person. Producing this glass is energy intensive and contributes annual CO2 emissions...