Bioprocessing and Environmental Technology
Engaging citizens in Sub Saharan Africa on air quality for improved public health and environmental sustainability
Air pollution according to the United Nations kills 800 people every hour around the globe1 and majority of these deaths occur in low and middle income countries specifically Africa and Asia2. Addressing the deteriorating air ...
In the spotlight: Sabrina Cipullo
Sabrina Cipullo is a Marie Curie Early Stage Researcher in Environmental Science at Cranfield Water Science Institute, Cranfield University. She has a Masters of Environmental Science and Biotechnology from the University of Milan, and a BSc ...
Travel tips for a waste-free journey
Are you planning to travel soon for a holiday, conference, or meeting? There are few simple steps that you can take to make your journey more environmentally friendly and avoid unnecessary waste! It's not about ...
My visit to the Cambridge Environmental Assessment
Working hard setting up experiments, getting the expected results, and publishing your work in great journals are all key goals for a researcher; however, communicating your research outside academia is also a professionally valuable experience. ...
Sustainable Phosphorus Use in UK Agriculture workshop at Cranfield University
Biosolids are a good example of the circular economy conundrum. We need to re-use all types of resources - even human waste - because, as the United Nations has reported, the over-use of the planet’s ...
Five reasons why research engagement is vital for academic success
Research engagement is often played down in the academic world, despite its obvious benefits. Much effort, and rightly so, is placed into generating academic papers as the primary research output. While this generates engagement within ...