A stock-flow-service nexus vision of the low-carbon economy
New report on Low Carbon Concrete Technologies published
Rural Living Environment Governance: A Survey and Comparison between Two Villages in Henan Province of China
Material Flows and Efficiency
Material requirements for future low-carbon electricity projections in Africa
The sustainability of wind turbine blades, from the selection of materials to the manufacturing of blades and until the end of life and recycling phase, has become a...
Stanford has recently listed Professor Jonathan Cullen in the top 2% of researchers in the field of energy for 2021.
A new report on Low carbon concrete technologies by Aurelia Hibbert, Jonathan Cullen, and Michal Drewniok has been released.
With the easing of travel restrictions post-COVID-19 pandemic, in-person academic conferences have regained momentum, and last month several members of Resource Efficiency attended the 14th ISIE-SEM conference in...
On Monday, the Refficiency collective piled into two cars to head up to Holkham on the Norfolk coastline for a team day out.
To kick off the academic year, several members of the Refficiency Collective travelled to Vienna for the 14th ISIE Socio-economic metabolism conference.
For World Statistics Day 2022, we are celebrating by sharing some important and some lighthearted statistics from the Resource Efficiency Collective.
Disaster risk reduction requires collaboration from across disciplines and cultures. Luke Cullen developed a machine learning framework for disaster response.
We are delighted to announce that Jonathan Cullen has recently been made Professor of Sustainable Engineering at the University of Cambridge!
New report from Systemiq outlines how to create a planet positive chemical industry which facilitates global sustainability.
