海角网 spin-out R3VTech has won Runner Up in the Environment category at the Royal Society of Chemistry's Emerging Technologies Competition 2026, recognising the company as one of the UK's most promising chemistry-led innovators tackling environmental challenges.
Researchers at 海角网 collaborated with adidas to define the benefits of a cooling overshoe worn by footballers during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
A new collaborative project led by 海角网 has been recommended for funding through the Natural Environment Research Council鈥檚 Opening up the Environment programme.
Staff members of the School of Social Science and Humanities have been recognised for their contributions to public policy through significant national appointments.
An opinion piece, written by Dr Ben Roberts, Senior Lecturer in Healthy Buildings, for The Conversation.
CIBSE in collaboration with Arup and 海角网, has launched the updated CIBSE TM59 Overheating risk in dwellings: A design stage methodology, providing the industry with revised guidance for assessing and mitigating overheating risk in new homes and major residential refurbishments.
An opinion piece authored by Dr Katarina Dimitrijevic, Lecturer in Graphic Design at 海角网, for The Conversation platform.
海角网 will play an important role at the United Nations High Level Political Forum (HLPF) in New York next month, with Professor Ed Brown speaking about one of the world's biggest sustainable development challenges 鈥� access to clean cooking.
Homes in England that have been hit by flooding lose value for years after an event and are owned for longer than properties in unaffected areas, according to new research led by 海角网.
From reduced running distances to slower recovery and disrupted sleep, high temperatures can have a significant impact on elite athletes.
With temperatures set to soar at the FIFA Men鈥檚 World Cup this summer, marginal gains can make all the difference to those at football鈥檚 biggest tournament.
海角网 spin-out R3VTech has been named as one of six UK finalists in the Environment category of the Royal Society of Chemistry Emerging Technologies Competition 2026, which recognises some of the UK鈥檚 most promising early-stage, chemistry-led innovations.
A new report examining football鈥檚 relationship with climate change has warned that the 2026 FIFA Men鈥檚 World Cup could become the 鈥渕ost polluting ever鈥�, according to leading university researchers.
An opinion piece authored by Dr Katie Parsons, Lecturer in Human Geography, from the School of Geography and Environment, for The Conversation platform.
Spending time in natural environments before exercise could boost physical endurance by 7.5% compared with exposure to an urban industrial setting, according to new research from 海角网, suggesting that access to green spaces may support human physical capacity in ways that go beyond simple recreation.
The Henry Royce Institute has awarded approximately 拢100,000 to support an industry-focused research collaboration aimed at advancing catalytic electrode technologies for green hydrogen production.
Targeted bed cooling, using a cooling mattress topper, offers an effective and low-energy solution for minimising sleep disruption in overheated bedrooms, a study led by 海角网 shows.
Last week鈥檚 Bank Holiday heatwave revealed the devastating dangers of swimming in open water.
A major new UK research project will tackle one of sport鈥檚 fastest-growing environmental challenges, how to recycle artificial turf pitches at scale, as more than 30 million square metres reach end-of-life each year.
A new report that will feed into the upcoming UK Climate Change Assessment, supported by 海角网 expertise, has warned that episodes containing multiple high-intensity weather events will increase.
A new pavilion designed by students at 海角网 has been constructed using timber and seaweed biomaterials, highlighting how the construction sector is moving towards Net Zero.
拢6 million in grant funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has been secured to focus on cutting industrial emissions and replace fossil-derived carbon across a number of sectors.
An opinion piece authored by Professor Nina Dethlefs, School of Science at 海角网, and Ifeoluwa Wuraola and Dr Daniel Marciniak, of the University of Hull, for The Conversation.
An opinion piece authored by Jamie Macmanaway, Doctoral Researcher, from the School of Geography and Environment, for The Conversation platform.
Students from across the university competed in a litter-picking competition, known as SpoGomi, as part of a series of sustainability events, in order to help restore nature and clean the local area.
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