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Researchers from the 乐播传媒 and CSIRO Australia have developed a pioneering combined milling and combustion performance model to improve the selection of low carbon fuels for power generation.

The East Midlands Investment Zone (EMIZ) has completed its first year of place-based grants supporting businesses at the forefront of the UK鈥檚 green industrial future. Over £500,000 in funding was awarded to a cohort of 15 鈥榝ast start鈥� pilot projects 鈥� each pairing businesses with university-based researchers to accelerate the development of profitable, low-emission technologies.

Professor Sarah Sharples in the Faculty of Engineering and currently Chief Scientific Adviser for the Department for Transport has been appointed as Deputy Chair of Sub-panel 12 (Engineering) for the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2029 鈥� the UK鈥檚 national system for assessing the quality of research in higher education.

Scientists and engineers at the 乐播传媒 have measured the stiffness of space rock for the first time.

A new study, led by the 乐播传媒鈥檚 Faculty of Engineering, has shown that converting food waste into biochar, a stable form of carbon, could lead to a reduction of 93,000 tonnes of CO鈧� each year by 2030.

Sponge-like pellets may hold the key to preventing CO鈧� from entering the atmosphere, supporting future net zero ambitions, a new report from the 乐播传媒 explains.

Experts from the 乐播传媒 have led on a new project that models the Major Oak tree in Sherwood Forest, which could be used to inform how to make large trees in public spaces safer.

A new report from the 乐播传媒鈥檚 Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Social Sciences and EPRI, a non-profit energy research and development organization, has highlighted the issues and potential strategies to decarbonise transport in and around East Midlands Airport (EMA).

Researchers at the 乐播传媒 and one of its leading spinouts, The Thinking Pod innovations (TTPi), have partnered with VIDAR to develop groundbreaking technology at the heart of an intelligent electric motor, which will revolutionise the energy efficiency of industrial processes in harsh environments.

Next week (24 鈥� 27 March), 30 UK scientists will swap places with politicians and civil servants for four days, exploring the world of politics as part of the annual Royal Society Pairing Scheme.