Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures

What is a synchrotron? In this blog I’ll explain what a synchrotron is, how it works and what we do with them. 

Urban metabolism looks at cities as if it they have a metabolism, like a living biological system.

One of the first Grantham Scholars publishes ‘The global distribution of grass functional traits within grassy biomes’ in the Journal […]

COP25 official observer and social scientist Theresa Nelson gives 7 reasons why COP25 was a positive experience.   

Interview with Sarah Greenwood a sustainable packaging specialist – aka the packaging fairy.  Sarah Greenwood‘s packaging expertise makes her invaluable […]

Scientists from The Institute of Sustainable Food and the Grantham Centre are helping Syrian refugees to grow fresh food from […]

Grantham Scholar Nicole Kennard writes 2 chapters for Springer’s Encyclopedia of the SDGs. Until now, the SDGs have not been […]

Grantham Scholar Suma Mani explains how working with a professional storyteller helped her tell tales from the Global South at […]

COP – the UN’s annual mega conference to debate climate change and set targets – is underway, despite a last […]

We need new standards for the new bioplastics, says our team of plastics experts. New types of bioplastic (for example, […]