Jul 27
The Otherwise Good Person by Susannah Pal The Crypt Gallery, London 4-7th July 2022 Art exhibition by Susannah Pal exploring the value of framing the challenges of plastic pollution as a moral issue. Featuring 14 works on paper and a five minute animation. Film about the exhibition For five months Susannah collaborated with Professor …
May 10
PGRS from CDT Sustainable Infrastructure Systems and CDT Sustainable Infrastructure for Cities lead outreach activities at this year’s very successful Science and Engineering Day at the University of Southampton on 7th May 2022. Over 3000 people attended this event a Highfield and Boldrewood Campuses. CDT Activities included: The Marble Run with ICER, Mars Bar Bridge …
Dec 03
Love Thy Neighbour: Social Benefits and Port-City Relationships Toby Roberts, Ian Williams, John Preston – University of Southampton Ramboll UK – Nick Clarke, Melinda Odum & Stephanie O’Gorman Sustainability 2021, 13(23), 13391; https://doi.org/10.3390/su132313391 Received: 3 October 2021 / Revised: 24 November 2021 / Accepted: 1 December 2021 / Published: 3 December 2021 Abstract As awareness of the negative externalities created by ports increases, …
Jun 24
A Virtuous Circle? Increasing Local Benefits from Ports by Adopting Circular Economy Principles by Toby Roberts Ian Williams Infrastructure Group, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, University of Southampton, John Preston Transportation Group, Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences, University of Southampton, Nick Clarke Melinda Odum Ramboll UK Ltd., Southampton Stefanie O’Gorman Ramboll UK Ltd., …
May 14
CDT seminar on TEAMS Thursday 13th May 2021: “Why Do (W)EEE Hoard? The Effect of Consumer Behaviour on the Release of e-waste” WEEE presentation slides Presented by Prof Ian Williams Professor of Applied Environmental Science Associate Dean (Enterprise) Faculty of Engineering and Physical Science https://www.southampton.ac.uk/engineering/about/staff/idw.page Ian’s research at the University of Southampton has focused on …
Aug 10
Research Article Toby Roberts , Ian Williams  & John Preston Published online for Taylor and Francis: 10 Aug 2020 https://doi.org/10.1080/03088839.2020.1802785 Abstract The most widely-used current system for classifying port-cities is limited to container ports, excluding other types of cargo and passengers. This limits the usefulness of research findings and policy recommendations.
Oct 16
Toby Roberts, Attard, {George S.}, Mario Brito, Florentin Bulot, Easton, {Natasha, Hazel Celeste}, Gerrard, {Simon P}, Gareth Giles, Kim, {Jang Young}, Robert Mayon, Nugraha, {Aditya Tafta}, Peter Shaw, Damon Teagle, Wright, {Andrew J}, Yakran, {Sevil Deniz}, Prof Ian Williams and Matthew Loxham The 12th International Conference of Port-City Universities League PUL 18 16/10/18 → 17/10/18 Ho-Chi Minh …
