Innovation Case Studies Showcase

UUCN is proud of the various climate innovation projects being undertaken by universities around the UK. Find out more about them below. If you have a casestudy you would like to be included in the showcase, please get in touch at ukclimateuniversities@imperial.ac.uk 

 

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Recycling PHA for Second life (RePHASe)

Recycling PHA for Second life (RePHASe)

This work demonstrates the proof-of-concept of a lab-scale chemical depolymerisation process for, what could be, the next generation bioplastic. View

Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT)

Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT)

The Local Climate Adaptation Tool (LCAT) brings together complex climate models, health impact evidence, vulnerability data & adaptations to help local areas understand the health implications of climate change & what action is needed. View

London Met Lab: Environment Challenge

London Met Lab: Environment Challenge

London Met Lab’s mission is to tackle the inequalities facing London, to improve people’s lives and to deliver social justice. View

Home Grown Cabin

Home Grown Cabin

The Home Grown Cabin demonstrates the regenerative, circular and scalable potential of locally sourced coppiced hardwood in construction. The building is designed as an educational demonstrator, promoting the potential of durable locally grown hardwood in the built environment by revealing its layers of construction. View

Home Grown House

Home Grown House

The HomeGrownHouse research project explores new, value-added uses for coppiced sweet chestnut in buildings in the south-east of England. View

Tree planting for Education Declares

Tree planting for Education Declares

Students and staff from the School of Art, Architecture and Design and London Met Lab’s Empowering London module have so far planted 1700 trees at Mudchute City Farm through the Woodland Trust’s ‘Free Trees for Schools and Communities’ scheme. View

Rewild My Street

Rewild My Street

An award-winning urban-rewilding campaign, founded by Associate Professor of Sustainable Architecture Sian Moxon. View

Wild Ways

Wild Ways

Combining the disciplines of design and behavioural sciences, this research will provide new insights for influencing rewilding behaviour in London’s gardens. View

Rewilding Islington

Rewilding Islington

The London Metropolitan University is applying its design-research expertise in ‘urban rewilding’, developed through the Rewild My Street campaign, to live greening projects planned in the London borough of Islington. View

Zero Emission Cold Chain (ZECC)

Zero Emission Cold Chain (ZECC)

Building the Road to Sustainable Cold-Chain Systems for Food Resilience. View

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