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PhD Studentship: Green vs. Non-Green Innovation: The Role of Regulatory Policies and Market Dynamics
Project summary: Innovation drives economic growth and sustainability, but firms’ ability to innovate depends on finances, competition, and regulation. This research examines how climate policies
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the intersection of research excellence, industry collaboration and societal impact. This landmark funding underpins the appointment of a new Professor of Digital Pharmaceutical Material Design — a career-defining
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research opportunity focuses on understanding how renewable energy developments generate socio-economic value for local and regional communities, and how different approaches to community benefit design
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faced by operators as early wind farms approach or exceed their original design lifetimes. The successful candidate will investigate the technical and economic considerations associated with different EoL