World Statistics Day: 6 Statistics from the Resource Efficiency Collective
For World Statistics Day 2022, we are celebrating by sharing some important and some lighthearted statistics from the Resource Efficiency Collective.
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International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction
Disaster risk reduction requires collaboration from across disciplines and cultures. Luke Cullen developed a machine learning framework for disaster response.
Congratulations to Jonathan Cullen on his promotion to Professor!
We are delighted to announce that Jonathan Cullen has recently been made Professor of Sustainable Engineering at the University of Cambridge!
Planet Positive Chemicals: How To Transform The Chemical Industry For A Sustainable Future
New report from Systemiq outlines how to create a planet positive chemical industry which facilitates global sustainability.
NEW OPENING: Process Modelling Emissions Engineer
Neutreeno is looking for a full-time Process Modelling Emissions Engineer who will be working on a new, scalable carbon measurement engine that evaluates emissions & efficiencies from the...
2022 Exergy-Economics Workshop
From 26th to 29th June, the 6th International Exergy Economics Workshop took place at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge. In a friendly environment, the event gathered more than...
Gordon Research Seminar and Conference on Industrial Ecology
Four members of the Resource Efficiency Collective attended the Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) and the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Industrial Ecology, both held in Maine, US between...
Life After a PhD: Karla Cervantes Barrón
This is the next in a series of posts from former PhD students of Resource Efficiency Collective to explore where they are now, and how their PhDs prepared them for...
The Current Energy Price Crisis in the UK
On 1st April 2022, the UK’s energy price cap increased for approximately 22 million households, following a record four-fold increase in global wholesale gas prices in the last...
International Women’s Day: Women in Engineering
It is remarkable that women, despite all the odds stacked against them, made so many findings that are crucial to our understanding of STEM today.