Criteria for Assessing Sustainability of Lignocellulosic Wastes: Applied to the Cellulose Nanofibril Packaging Production in the UK
Pairing Quantity and Quality in
a Mass Balance of Water in California
Planet-compatible pathways for transitioning the chemical industry
Scott’s reflections on the NeurIPS 2022 conference
Luke’s reflections on the AGU conference 2022
Criteria for Assessing Sustainability of Lignocellulosic Wastes: Applied to the Cellulose Nanofibril Packaging Production in the UK
Pairing Quantity and Quality in
a Mass Balance of Water in California
Planet-compatible pathways for transitioning the chemical industry
Regional characteristics and spatial correlation of haze pollution: Interpretative system analysis in cities of Fenwei Plain in China
Limited quantity and quality of steel supply in a zero-emission future
New paper outlines 13 criteria for assessing the sustainability of lignocellulosic wastes, a new source of bioplastic packaging.
Further information relating to S2UPPlant: May 2022: READ Summary of Prof James Elliott’s Cambridge Network talk Photo credit: Edge2Edge Media
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...
We’re excited to announce our involvement in the launch of S2UPPlant – Smart Sustainable Plastic Packaging from Plants. Background: Over 90% of plastics are derived from fossil-derived feedstocks,...