Smart Homes are becoming a reality with information and communication technologies increasingly present in our homes. Smart Home technology can provide a range of services including safety, security, comfort, healthcare and energy management, and
“Blurred Lines” by Phil Dolby via Flickr is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Aim: To develop and demonstrate a comprehensive approach to analyse, at a national scale, climate-related changes in
Overview RESPONSES – European responses to climate change deep emissions reductions and mainstreaming of mitigation and adaptation. The FP7 RESPONSES project investigated EU policy action on climate change. Its objective was
Access to safe and reliable water supplies is a key goal for households and governments across most of Africa. Groundwater reserves can play a critical role in achieving this, yet
The UK seafood industry is under unprecedented pressure to deliver on national food security during the COVID-19 pandemic, while trying to adapt in order to remain socio-economically viable. However, no
In Annex-1 nations, despite Kyoto commitments, the levels of emissions continue to be well in excess of those required to avoid ‘dangerous climate change.’ Compounding this is the rapidly growing emission
There is a wealth of scientific evidence for climate change – enough to fill five IPCC reports – but there is much less focus on how to communicate climate change
In response to the rapidly expanding scientific literature, researchers at the Tyndall Centre built ScienceBrief: a platform to keep up with the topical issues of climate change science and make sense of publications.
“Low carbon footprint” by Chris (a.k.a. MoiVous) via Flickr is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Overview Disruptive innovations offer something new and different to users, rather than incrementally improving upon
ADDRESS (Active Distribution network with full integration of Demand and distributed energy RESourceS), funded through the 7th Framework Programme, aims to deliver a comprehensive commercial and technical framework for the
The STEPPING UP project was a 3-year EPSRC funded collaboration between researchers at eight universities and research institutes across the UK. We undertook research to understand the interactions between water,
Globally, migration has emerged as a critical adaptation strategy in the face of escalating climate change impacts. Yet, it remains neglected in most government planning and policy, resulting in fractured
