Dr Brenda Parker (left) and Dr Jack Jeffries (right) are part of a UKRI funding programme that will have a share of £100m in funding that aims to harness cutting-edge engineering biology research from across the UK to address global challenges from health to the environment. Six hubs will receive up to £12 million each from the UKRI Technology Missions Fund and the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC). Brenda is a member of the Engineering biology hub for environmental processing and recovery of metals; from contaminated land to industrial biotechnology in a circular economy (The ELEMENTAL project). Jack is part of the Mission Hub: Preventing plastic pollution with engineering biology.
UCL-led research on spinal cord injury recovery
UCL Researchers lead on a breakthrough study on FES cycling for spinal cord injury recovery funded by the RFU Injured Players Foundation.
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NECTAR Workshop on Transport Infrastructure Impacts and Evaluation
The NECTAR (Network on European Communications and Transport Activities Research) Workshop, was recently organised by The Bartlett School of Planning.
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