built environment

Grantham Scholar Ling Min Tan is first author of a new paper about urban metabolism. The paper is An ecological-thermodynamic approach to urban metabolism: Measuring resource utilization with open system network effectiveness analysis. The paper appears in a special issue of Applied Energy: Advanced approaches and applications of energy footprints […]

Grantham Supervisor Anna Jorgensen has co-authored a new paper on urban greenspace and health. Greenspace spatial characteristics and human health […]

Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates researches rural water projects, and this is her 3rd blog about her fieldwork in Malawi. Here […]

Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates is researching rural water projects. She’s interested in how policies, politics and water are entangled in […]

Grantham Supervisor, and member of our Management Board, Dr Vanessa Speight introduces her work examining energy, water, and pipes.  Examining […]

For International Women’s Day Grantham Scholar Ling Min Tan writes about women in STEM. Above all, Ling Min says women […]

Grantham Centre supervisor Dr Danielle Densley-Tingley, Lecturer in Architectural Engineering, publishes chapter on sustainability in construction. This chapter focuses on methods […]

Grantham Scholar Naomi Oates is in Malawi investigating rural water projects. She’s interested in how policies, politics and water are […]

Grantham Scholar Sally Faulkner‘s research took her to Peru, just as the country suffered the worst floods in recent memory. […]