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Two new additions for the ��ɫ on the global list of highly-cited researchers

16 November 2021

Dr Paula Kivimaa and Prof Karoline Rogge have been named in the 2021 Highly Cited Researchers List for the very first time.

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New UKTPO analysis identifies £44 billion in lost trade in the first seven months of the EU-UK trade deal

15 November 2021

The new analysis, produced for Channel 4 Dispatches, identified £32.5 billion lost in potential imports to the UK and £11 billion in exports to the EU

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Rural communities most exposed to risk of energy and transport poverty, new study finds

8 November 2021

Rural residents are most likely to be impacted by the twin pressures of energy poverty and transport poverty simultaneously

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COP26 coal phase out agreement is welcome but ignoring steel significantly limits impact

4 November 2021

Phasing out thermal coal in the near future is to be celebrated but it is only half the battle, says SPRU academic Valentin Vogl

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New report identifies the nine key factors for project success

27 October 2021

Dr David Eggleton authors new report for the Association for Project Management into the most important conditions for project success

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Decade delay in investing in steel industry technology could double sector’s contribution to global carbon output

22 October 2021

The sector's emission commitment could double from current estimates if no action taken over next 5 years to phase out carbon-intensive blast furnaces

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Energy firms' obstruction likely to prevent 75% target cut in methane emissions from materialising

7 October 2021

Energy expert Dr Abigail Martin discusses the achievability of a new target to cut majority of methane emissions from fossil fuel operations by 2030

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AI’s emergence does not guarantee a raw deal for workers, evidence from past industrial revolutions indicates

30 September 2021

The productivity benefits of past industrial revolutions took up to 40 years to be significantly realised, a new study details.