The University of Nottingham

Engineers develop an early warning system to make fracking safer

November 3 2014 New technology developed by researchers at The University of Nottingham could offer an […]

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Tags: British Geological Survey, Copernicus Masters Earth Monitoring Competition, Department of Civil Engineering, Dr Andrew Sowter, early warning system, earthquakes, fracking, GNSS Research Applications Centre of Excellence, Intermittent Small Baseline Subset method, land stability, PUNNET GEO, research, Shale gas extraction

Zero carbon HOUSE designed and built by students comes home

Design and construct a low cost, zero carbon, family starter home, transport it to Spain, build […]

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Tags: architecture, HOUSE, Passivhaus, Solar Decathlon, zero carbon housing

University awarded £2.85m to develop low carbon engine technologies with Ford and Cummins

The University of Nottingham has been awarded a total of £2.85m to run two major engine […]

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Tags: Advanced Propulsion Centre, APC, Automotive Council, Ford and Cummins, low carbon vehicles, Professor Paul Shayler

Advancing China’s marine economy

The Ningbo Nottingham International Academy for Marine Economy and Technology (IAMET) has been officially launched. A partnership […]

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Tags: environmental management, IAMET, logistics, Ningbo Municipal Government, Ningbo Nottingham International Academy for Marine Economy and Technology, port services, Wanli Education Group

Concept house showcases fuel poverty technology

An entire street of Eco-houses at The University of Nottingham will be completed this month with the opening […]

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Tags: eco-houses, fuel poverty technology, Green Close, Mark Gillott

The University of Nottingham leads large-scale navigation project

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are now routinely used for high accuracy operations around the globe. […]

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Tags: engineering, GNSS, ionosphere, navigation, project, research, solar, solar activity

Smart TV for the ‘third age’

Making our TVs even smarter could be a way of closing the digital divide between the […]

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Tags: eqipment, Human Factors Research Group, Nottingham University Business School, older people, retirement, smart TV, third age

Nottingham professor’s outstanding contribution

A University of Nottingham academic has been honoured with a prestigious award in recognition of his […]

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