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Creative Circular Plastics Centre

The Centre acts as a nucleus for a global network of partners and coordinates a range of research projects, workshops and forums to tackle contemporary challenges from the manufacturing of more sustainable materials to driving innovations in plastic recycling.

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Research Themes

Energy research in Cambridge is distributed across many disciplines and covers supply, conversion and demand, including socio-economic, technology, policy and materials-based cross-cutting themes at the University.

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Centre for Advanced Materials for Integrated Energy Systems (CAM-IES)

CAM-IES is a partnership between industry and the universities of Cambridge, Newcastle, Queen Mary and University College London, focused on the development of advanced materials for energy conversion and storage.

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Grand Challenges

Energy@Cambridge Grand Challenges focus on developing and delivering new large-scale collaborative activities, facilities, centres and research directions to focus on future energy challenges where we can make an enduring impact.

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In Search of 'Good' Energy Policy Seminar Series - Videos & Audio

The full Seminar Series' Videos and Audio are now available. Each seminar will address a case ranging from pipelines and nuclear energy to environmental regulation and market design.

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Collaboration

We are able to support research institutions, businesses, government departments and any other organisations interested in establishing an energy related research collaboration with the University of Cambridge.

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About Us

Energy Transitions@Cambridge is a University-wide Interdisciplinary Research Centre which links the activities of over 250 academics working in energy research, at all career levels and across 30 departments and faculties.   

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