January 28th, 2016
Are you interested in sustainability? Do you want to gain valuable experience and transferable skills? Do you want to collaborate and engage with people from other schools across the University and expand your professional network?
The Sustainabilty Research Network (SRN) is an informal research network of students and staff at The University of Nottingham interested in sustainability, with a track record of dynamic, well-attended interdisciplinary events…
SRN is growing and restructuring and they need your help!
Make a difference and get involved by going to their meeting at 4pm, Tuesday 2 February, B7 (Conference suite), The Hemsley, University Park to learn more about these opportunities.
Develop your research network and gain or expand experience in:
The SRN look forward to seeing you there. If you have any questions, email SRN@nottingham.ac.uk
For more information about the SRN, visit their blog or find them on Facebook and Twitter.
Image: Gabriela Gutierrez Huerter
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I am interested in sustainable remediation and sustainable urban land management.
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