KING'S COLLEGE LONDON
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2025-03-06 (digitech.news)
Self -regenerating asphalt thanks to the AI, from the United Kingdom a sustainable solution on the streets of the future
Using AI and biomass, these researchers have developed asphalt that could improve road sustainability.
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2025-01-28 (thetab.com)
King's College London is in the top 20 most sustainable universities in the UK
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2024-10-11 (londondaily.news)
Building Relations impact team appointed by sustainable design team
Property PR agency, Building Relations, has been chosen to deliver a strategic corporate PR retainer for sustainable design and renovation firm, Better Green Living, to raise awareness of its retrofit projects and support its business growth.
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2024-09-25 (nature.com)
Can science cure its addiction to plastic?
Biology labs generate large amounts of single-use plastic waste, such as pipette tips and trays.Credit: Eplisterra/Getty Images
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2024-02-20 (pharmiweb.com)
Aston University awarded share of £1.7m for research to aid oral delivery of therapeutics
Aston University awarded share of £1.7m for research to aid oral delivery of therapeutics
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2023-11-25 (opednews.com)
Climate Forecast: Catastrophe
An examination of climate change and the extent to which countries have adhered to the Paris Agreement, which limited emissions. It looks at the evidence and provides some answers.
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2015-11-26 (timeshighereducation.com)
The Francis Crick Institute: science and serendipity
Is the biomedical research facility dubbed ‘Sir Paul’s cathedral’ built on sound foundations?
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