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England is on the cusp of the Fourth Agricultural Revolution, where digital technology promises a productivity boost unseen since the Green Revolution of the post-war era. Driving this revolution are a wide range of technological innovations, offering benefits to farms ...

Doctoral Training Partnerships: a range of postgraduate training is funded by the Research Councils. For information on current funding routes, see the common terminology at www.rcuk.ac.uk/StudentshipTerminology. Training grants may be to one organisation or to a consor...

Electric grid storage continues to pose a major technical and economic pain. While the last decade has seen disruptive improvements in battery technology, even with current leading-edge solutions, large-scale applications of batteries are not economically feasible in ma...

Climate change is expected to cause mismatches between crops and the insects that pollinate them. These mismatches may be spatial i.e. areas where crops will be grown will not be the same areas that are suitable for pollinators; or temporal i.e. the peak flowering perio...

Have you ever realised that the cap on your beer bottle cannot be recycled? If so, then you are aware of one of the key problems in the Caps and Closures carbonated beverage market: the lack of sustainability. Current closures systems for sparkling wine, beers or carbon...

The PHOMETAPAN project aims at assessing the technical and business feasibility of an innovative sound insulation technology based on meta-materials, called Phononic Meta-panels. The technology originated from the research activity carried out by the founders at major u...