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- UK universities take £40m in fossil fuel funding since 2022 Wed, 4 Oct 23, 8:00pmFoI requests show Shell and BP among firms giving funds to institutions which have pledged to divest
- UK universities take £41m in fossil fuel funding since 2022 Wed, 4 Oct 23, 8:00pmFoI requests show Shell and BP among firms giving funds to institutions which have pledged to divest
- Academic: Miami Building Collapse an “Early Warning” of Climate Change Mon, 5 Jul 21, 3:00amAccording to Visiting Lecturer in Sustainable Development Ran Boydell, The horrific collapse of the condo building in Surfside may be a warning of things to come, if we don't reduce CO2 emissions.
- Ten UK universities divest from fossil fuels Wed, 11 Nov 15, 2:36amInstitutions with endowments worth £115m are withdrawing their investments from fossil fuels ahead of crunch UN climate talks in Paris
- 6 heartwarming ways that 3D printing has helped animals Tue, 24 Mar 15, 5:00amThe popularity of 3D printing has exploded within the past couple of years, and one of the most revolutionary uses for it has been that of prosthetics...
- Coral Reef-Saving Coralbots Take a Step Closer to Reality Wed, 17 Apr 13, 1:50amLast year we reported on Heriot-Watt University's Coralbot project, which aims to deploy swarms of intelligent robots to help rebuild coral reefs around the world...
- Heriot-Watt University’s Autonomous Reef-Saving Coralbots Take a Step Closer to Reality Tue, 16 Apr 13, 11:30pmLast year we reported on Heriot-Watt University's Coralbot project, which aims to create swarms of intelligent robots that can be deployed to help rebuild coral reefs around the world...
- Coralbots: Swarms of Coral-Repairing Robots Could Save Scotland’s Reefs Fri, 31 Aug 12, 2:20amA team of researchers at Heriot-Watt University is developing a swarm of intelligent robots that are designed to help save coral reefs around the world, starting with reefs in Scotland...
- Expansion of forests in the European Arctic could result in the release of carbon dioxide Mon, 18 Jun 12, 8:07pmFrom the University of Exeter , terrible news: Carbon stored in Arctic tundra could be released into the atmosphere by new trees growing in the warmer region, exacerbating climate change, scientists have revealed...