Dr Charlie Wilson, from UEA’s Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, has been awarded €1,598,465 to study the digitisation of daily life and its impact on climate change. Digitalisation is a major trend that is reshaping our lives – from videoconferencing to smartphone apps for just about everything. Dr Wilson’s four-year project will investigate how these changes in our everyday lives can help reduce carbon emissions and support global efforts to tackle climate change.
Prof. Charlie Wilson wins ERC grant to study digitalisation and climate change
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