Jun 24
The CDT SIS and SIC seminar on Thursday 24 June 2021. Presentation by Nick Flores Martin from Natural Resources Wales who has just had his iPhD viva. Mitigating the effects of marine renewable energy infrastructure on marine mammals and fish About Nick: “ I work as a marine mammal specialist advisor with Natural Resources Wales. …
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., …
Jun 17
CDT SIS PhD researcher and amateur artist Toby Roberts won the People’s Choice award at the Doctoral College Festival of Research Awards on 10th June 2021. The Research Awards and Director’s Awards are part of the Festival of Doctoral Research which recognises and celebrates exceptional achievements and contributions of the University’s postgraduate researchers. Creative Representations of Research Competition challenged postgraduate researchers …
Jun 15
CDT SIS and CDT SI Cities researchers demonstrated the Fish Passage Marble Run at the Winchester Science Centre on Saturday 5th June 2021 for World Environment Day. Amelia Holgate, Lewis Dolman and Matt Hatfield of the International Centre for Ecohydraulics Research (ICER) demonstrated how fish navigate the many perils of a river as they migrate …
Jun 14
The CDT Sustainable Infrastructure for Cities seminar on 10.06.2021. The Solent Future Transport Zone Research Programme. Presented by Professor John Preston Transportation Group, University of Southampton Professor John Preston’s current work at Southampton includes leadership of the Solent Future Transport Zone project and of the University’s contribution to the Centre for Sustainable Travel Choices. He …
Jun 11
The Festival of Doctoral Research went online this year. In the two-day conference-style event on the 9th and 10th June considering the unique challenges that have faced PGRs this year, celebrating PGRs’ achievements in the face of these, and reflecting upon what PGRs’ experiences during the pandemic mean for their future and that of doctoral research. …
