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Scientists observe first signs of healing in the Antarctic ozone layer
New research has identified clear signs that the hole in the Antarctic ozone layer is beginning to close.
Automated vehicles - automatically low carbon?
Revolution in mobility technology creates great opportunities for cutting emissions – but there are challenges too.
Daniel Clarke wins the IFST Young Ambassador Prize for the second year running
For the second year running, Daniel Clarke (2nd Year, BSc Food Science and Nutrition) has been awarded an IFST (Institute of Food Science and Technology) Young Ambassador Prize.
Teaching Polar predictions to the next generation
Professor Ian Brooks spent two weeks in April as an invited lecture on a Polar Prediction School for graduate students and early career researchers.
Formation of gypsum could tell us about water on Mars
A new explanation on how gypsum grows from ions in solutions has been reported in Nature Communications.