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A group photo of Grantham Scholars from cohort 9 From left to right: Alina Smith, Ewan Norris, Abigail Catterall, Rong Zheng, Mustafa Onur Onen, Georgie Moss, Thomas Jackson, Alana Barlow, Tanya Wilson, Robert Matthews, Fiona McBride, Liang Kong, Marcin Pokora, Ollie Chesworth, Ava Sjoberg, Lucas Joel, Luke Richardson, Deborah Beck, Rapolas Petkus, Jake Allcock, Cameron Colclough, Joe Hammond, Jana Green, Luthfi Dahriyanto, Mahdi Ahmed.

A big welcome to our new Grantham Scholars

The Grantham Centre team has been busy welcoming a new group of Grantham Scholars.

Florentine Weber stands in front of a misty treeless but green landscape. She has her arms out, as the picture captures her in the middle of explaining what atmospheric drying is.

Atmospheric drying and why it matters: Florentine Weber interview

Simply put, atmospheric drying means there is less water in the air. And data shows our atmosphere is drying. Grantham […]

an image from a word cloud for the decolonising research guide

Decolonising research guide for PhD researchers

Grantham Scholars created a guide to help decolonise PhD research. Split into 3 parts, the guide covers: Colonial history, Present […]

Firth Court, where the Grantham Centre Annual Symposium takes place

Symposium 2022: Towards climate justice

At our yearly Symposium we showcase sustainability research at the University of Sheffield. Grantham Scholars present their research alongside academics […]

Fulbright and Gilman Scholars visit the Grantham Centre

This summer we were delighted to work with Global Engagement to host 25 Gilman Scholars and 58 Fulbright Scholars for […]

Blog: Jeremy Grantham, climate change and ‘the race of our lives’ by Jana Green

In April 2022 our funder Jeremy Grantham spoke at a climate change event organised by Oxford University’s Smith School of […]

A photo of orange seaweed floating in a deep blue ocean.

Ocean-based solutions for a sustainable future by Manasi Mulay

Manasi Mulay sets out how ocean-based solutions could lead to a sustainable future. She considers ocean-based food, energy and transport, […]

Rachael Rothman on Deborah Meaden’s The Big Green Money Show

Our director and member of Many Happy Returns Prof Rachael Rothman talks plastics to Deborah Meaden on The Big Green […]

Drivers and barriers to the adoption of vertical extension: Charles Gillott paper

Research from Grantham Scholar Charles Gillott reveals drivers and barriers to the adoption of vertical extension.

Jocelyne Sze, who led the work on the decolonising guide

Indigenous lands and conservation: Jocelyne Sze interview

In this interview with Grantham Scholar Jocelyne Sze she explains the relationship between Indigenous lands and conservation. Plus we talk […]

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