| Title |
Author(s) |
Summary |
Key themes |
| Haze and Government Communications in Malaysia |
Dr Matthew Ashfold, Faculty of Science, University of Nottingham Malaysia
Dr Chris Ives, Faculty of Social Sciences
et al
|
How improved communications can reduce negative health impacts from haze pollution and support haze-free consumer behaviour |
Health; Malaysia; Communications; |
| See Bike, Say Bike |
Dr Peter Chapman, School of Psychology, Faculty of Science |
How a new campaign can prevent dozens of deaths every year on British roads |
Transport; Health and Safety; Psychology |
| Fixing the Climate Impact of Nitrogen from Global Farming |
Professor Ted Cocking, School of Biosciences, Faculty of Science |
A revolutionary technology developed at the University of Nottingham challenges farming’s reliance on greenhouse gas-emitting synthetic fertilizers |
COP26; Agriculture |
| Covid-19 Responses in Multi-Academy Trusts |
Professor Christopher Day, School of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences |
Lessons learnt from how multi-academy trusts responded to the pandemic |
Education; Covid-19; |
| How do we make COP26 deliver for adaptation in fragile urban environments? |
Dr Arabella Fraser, Faculty of Social Sciences |
Investigating how non-conflict violence risks and climate change risks overlap in cities, and what this means for adaptation |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Working Together to Improve Financial Lives |
Dr Shaun French, School of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences |
How independent, local partnershipstogether with new research can help tackle indebtedness and financial exclusion |
Economics; Finance; |
| Developing countries and the global data economy |
Dr Jacqueline Hicks, School of Politics and International Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences |
How donors can support lower income countries to engage with the global data economy |
Economics; Digital; |
| Faith for a Safe Climate Future |
Dr Chris Ives, Faculty of Social Sciences |
A Calling for the Inclusion of Religious Perspectives in Climate Policy |
COP26; Faith; |
| Addressing Modern Slavery at COP26 |
Dr Bethany Jackson, Rights Lab
Professor Zoe Trodd, Rights Lab
|
Tackling the modern slavery – environmental degradation – climate change nexus |
Modern Slavery; COP26; |
| Gender Recognition Act |
Dr Katharine Jenkins, School of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
Dr Ruth Pearce, University of Leeds
|
The Gender Recognition Act:a trans-inclusive feminist approach |
Gender; |
| Enhancing Young LGBT People's Everyday Lives through Inclusivity |
Dr Lucy Jones, School of English, Faculty of Arts |
Through their own words, Dr Lucy Jones highlights the necessity for policies supporting LGBT youth |
LGBTQIA; Inclusivity; |
| Rebuilding and enhancing trust in algorithms |
Dr Ansgar Koene, Faculty of Science
Dr Philip Inglesant, University of Oxford
Dr Jun Zhao, University of Oxford
|
Researchers from the ReEnTrust project explore the importance of trust in the digital age |
Computing; Technology; Algorithms; |
| Towards Peatland Restoration |
Professor David Large, Faculty of Engineering |
Monitoring and accountability through remote sensing of surface motion |
Environment; Climate Change; |
| Human Rights: A Framework to Incentivise Reduced Industrial Emissions |
Professor Robert McCorquodale, School of Law, Faculty of Social Sciences |
Legal frameworks around human rights offer a means to incentivise corporate behaviour toprotect the climate |
COP26; Human Rights; |
| The Art of Belonging |
Professor Joanna McIntyre, School of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences |
Supporting social integration of young forced migrants in urban contexts through cultural place-making |
Immigration; |
| Gas Fermentation |
Professor Nigel Minton, School of Life Sciences, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences |
Engineering Biology offers the potential to not just capture greenhouse gas emissions, but use them to make the chemical building blocks for key industrial components |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Public Messaging for Generation Z |
Professor Louise Mullany, School of English, Faculty of Arts
Dr Lucy Jones, School of English, Faculty of Arts
Dr Victoria Howard, Faculty of Arts
|
Lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic on how government can best communicate with young people |
Government; Communications; Young People; Gen Z; |
| Sustainable Gemstone Mining in Kenya |
Professor Judy Muthuri, Nottingham University Business School
Mr Arthur Ndegwa, Kenya Project Lead, Taita Taveta University
|
Strengthening stakeholders' collective action for sustainability in the gemstone mining sector in Kenya |
Sustainability; Mining; Kenya; |
| Reduce, Reuse, Reunite: Creating Net-Zero Energy Communities |
Dr Eldar Naghiyev, Faculty of Engineering |
A unique project at the Trent Basin Housing Development in Nottingham makes the future of fully-fledged community energy bubbles a promising reality |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Decarbonising Our Buildings and Cities with Technology |
Dr Ke Qu, Faculty of Engineering |
The energy used by many buildings is costly to the environment and to our bills – but this is changing with technological research |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Agriculture and Sustainability for Climate Change: Focusing on People |
Professor David Salt, School of Biosciences, Faculty of Science |
If agriculture is to adapt to climate change and reduce its carbon footprint, farmers themselves have to be a core part of the solution |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Why Future Food? |
Professor David Salt, School of Biosciences, Faculty of Science |
How researchers, producers, consumers and governments can work together so our food is secure, healthy and sustainable |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| The Unnatural Natural: Environmental impacts of fashion's plastic alternatives |
Dr Tom Stanton, School of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences
Dr Matthew Johnson, School of Geography, Faculty of Social Sciences
Dr Rachel Louise Gomes, Faculty of Engineering
|
Why alternatives to plastic in clothing manufacturing may not always offer the assumed environmental benefits |
Fashion; Plastic; Sustainability; |
| Predicting the behaviour of authoritarian regimes: the benefits of historical perspectives |
Dr Edmund Stewart, School of Humanities, Faculty of Arts
|
Historical perspectives on predicting the behaviour of authoritarian governments |
Authoritarianism; Classics; |
| Innovating Electric Aircraft for Greener Global Transport |
Dr Sharmillah Sumsurooah, Faculty of Engineering |
Net-Zero aviation to take flight by bringing together international research to transform the aviation industry. |
COP26; Sustainability; |
| Disabled refugees - visible and included in education |
Professor Elizabeth Walton, School of Education, Faculty of Social Sciences |
A British Academy funded Learning in Crises project. |
Education; Disability; Human Rights; |