Our COP27 participation and some reflections on the conference
Karla Cervantes Barron reflects on her experiences at this year’s COP27, sharing insights on the conference as a whole, and the sessions she chaired and spoke in as...
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International Conference on Sustainable Wind Turbine Blades 2022
Fanran shares insights from the 2022's International Conference on Sustainable Wind Turbine Blades: New Materials, Recycling, and Future Perspectives.
Professor Jonathan Cullen in top 2% of energy researchers worldwide
Stanford has recently listed Professor Jonathan Cullen in the top 2% of researchers in the field of energy for 2021.
New report on Low Carbon Concrete Technologies published
A new report on Low carbon concrete technologies by Aurelia Hibbert, Jonathan Cullen, and Michal Drewniok has been released.
5 top tips for taking the train to conferences
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...
Team day out on the Norfolk coastline
On Monday, the Refficiency collective piled into two cars to head up to Holkham on the Norfolk coastline for a team day out.
14th ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism conference
To kick off the academic year, several members of the Refficiency Collective travelled to Vienna for the 14th ISIE Socio-economic metabolism conference.
World Statistics Day: 6 Statistics from the Resource Efficiency Collective
For World Statistics Day 2022, we are celebrating by sharing some important and some lighthearted statistics from the Resource Efficiency Collective.
International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction
Disaster risk reduction requires collaboration from across disciplines and cultures. Luke Cullen developed a machine learning framework for disaster response.
Congratulations to Jonathan Cullen on his promotion to Professor!
We are delighted to announce that Jonathan Cullen has recently been made Professor of Sustainable Engineering at the University of Cambridge!