carbon

How can we make sustainable energy for all? Are mini-grids the answer? These are the questions Grantham Scholar Reena Sayani is hoping to answer with her research. Born in Porbandar, a small town on the West coast of India, Reena took an integrated Masters in physics at NIT and then […]

In this interview, Grantham Scholar Gloria Mensah explains why scientists (and engineers) should think like policy makers.

Grantham Centre experts publish research that suggests sheep farming in the UK and Europe should be radically rethought. 

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

Grantham Scholar Manasi Mulay how candle soot can be used for everything from self-cleaning materials to cell phone batteries.  Damage […]

Grantham Scholar Suma Mani explains why a paper on the evolution of different types of photosynthesis could help feed the […]

To celebrate UN World Soil Day 2018 we spoke to the Grantham Centre’s soil scientists. They told us some amazing […]

Our Associate Director Professor Colin Osborne publishes on human impacts in African savannas and shows how savannas respond. Human impacts […]

Grantham Scholar Gloria Mensah researches how carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology interacts with politics. Here she reports back from […]

Blog from Grantham Scholar Jonathan Sykes on the different types of Conservative environmental policy. In the piece I wrote back […]