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conservation targets. The student will use advanced modelling techniques to predict how different solar park configurations could balance biodiversity gains with the practicalities of land-use and energy
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required to meet their climate neutrality targets (see: https://up2030-he.eu/ ). The University of Cambridge is leading activities on data governance and city-wide carbon management. The post holder will be
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required to meet their climate neutrality targets (see: https://up2030-he.eu/ ). The University of Cambridge is leading activities on data governance and city-wide carbon management. The post holder will be
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to develop enhanced NbS strategies that target micropollutant removal and remain compatible with other ecological and environmental benefits. The aims of this project are therefore to 1) benchmark the long
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problem that affects consumer trust, regulatory compliance, and public health. Often targeting high-value commodities, advanced analytical methods are needed to monitor the integrity of the supply chain and
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conducted in collaboration with the Environment Agency, who are targeting a 15% increase in saltmarsh extent in the next 20 years. The Environment Agency will join us on site during field work, and the
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channel fidelity. Several of the targeted 6G frequency bands are even being considered for extremely high frequency bands such as the W-band (75–110 GHz) and the D-band (110–170 GHz). In order to achieve
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electricity cannot benefit from the use of renewable energy sources and nuclear power for decarbonisation. To meet the net zero target by 2050 it is therefore imperative that the use of natural gas is phased
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recognizes hydrogen as an efficient, low-carbon solution to achieving greater industrial sustainability and meeting net-zero targets. Implementing this vision necessitates a diverse array of technologies
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that align with Net Zero targets without compromising torque-speed performance. Aim This PhD project aims to develop a new generation of electric machines optimised for sustainability across the full lifecycle