Environmental Technology
My experience of COP26 in Glasgow
Paula Battle2021-11-29T10:30:10+00:0029/11/2021|Tags: climate, climate change, COP26|
COP26 in Glasgow finished a couple of weeks ago, and despite only attending in person for one day, I am still recovering from the excitement and energy I expended. I imagine those involved in the ...
Why we need to tackle climate change and the sixth mass extinction at the same time
Alix Elwin2021-11-28T13:44:32+00:0017/11/2021|Tags: biodiversity loss, connected resilience, COP26, ecological restoration, grand challenges, net zero, Resilience, resilience grand challenge|
COP26 necessarily has a major focus on reducing, eliminating, and sequestering carbon. Less prominent in the headlines is the crisis in biodiversity – the Sixth Great Extinction, with the current rate of species loss ...
Standing on my soapbox for women in STEM
Cranfield University2021-11-19T15:22:38+00:0027/09/2021|Tags: environment, PhD, research, soapbox science, stem, women in stem|
On a notoriously wet lockdown December’s day in 2020, I came across Soapbox Science. A platform promoting women in science? A platform to get my research out to the masses? Yes please. Soapbox Science is ...
Is a PhD for me?
Cranfield University2021-11-19T15:22:38+00:0024/09/2021|Tags: circular economy, PhD, research|
My friends often ask me why I chose to study a PhD and why particularly resource recovery from wastewater (How I simplify my title ‘Enhancing biomineral production for resource recovery from wastewater using biocatalysts’). Initially, ...
Why doing a PhD is not a waste of time!
Cranfield University2021-11-19T15:22:38+00:0024/09/2021|Tags: PhD, research, student experience|
“Academics tend to regard asking whether a PhD is worthwhile as analogous to wondering whether there is too much art or culture in the world.” from The Economist I always believed that the PhD is ...
Why we need connected resilience
Cranfield University2021-11-28T13:47:04+00:0023/08/2021|Tags: connected resilience, grand challenges, Resilience, resilience grand challenge|
Covid-19 shouldn’t have been a surprise. A global pandemic has been at the top of the list of likely threats, the National Risk Register, for years, and has been in the scientific literature for at ...