Welcome to Energy@Cambridge
Welcome to the web site of the Energy@Cambridge strategic research initiative. Energy@Cambridge brings together the activities of over 250 academics working in energy related research across different academic Schools, Departments and disciplines. With a funding portfolio of over £100 million, the initiative builds on the breadth of research in Cambridge and core competence and capabilities in science, technology, economics and social sciences, crossing formal departmental and discipline boundaries from technology, physical and life sciences to the humanities, social sciences, business and management. Our aim is to use this expertise to tackle grand technical and intellectual challenges in energy.
Please click on a theme in the matrix below to explore further or visit the Research Directory for information on individual researchers.
If you interested in study opportunities in energy, please visit the section for Prospective Students on this web site, which will provide you with all relevant information.
- Latest energy news
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Low-cost LEDs for saving energy and improving health
Gallium Nitride (GaN), grown on a silicon substrate, to manufacture light-emitting diodes. Credit: University of Cambridge Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy
A new £1million growth facility will allow Cambridge researchers to further reduce the cost and improve the efficiency of LEDs, with potentially huge cost-saving implications
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