Two research groups from the University of Leicester have been boosted by support from the UK Space Agency to develop new technologies to power future space missions and to monitor carbon dioxide levels by satellite.
A first of its kind consortium of more than 30 leading research and science institutions has been backed by £6.5 million to help provide all four UK governments with rapid response evidence on addressing land use as a major greenhouse gas emitter.
Scientists at Space Park Leicester have joined an international programme which recognises sustainable laboratories that have created environments which support research quality.
Experts who are revolutionising agricultural practices have joined forces with Leicester scientists to develop a monitoring tool that tracks the environmental outcome of land management.
The University of Leicester is leading a new research project to develop a digital ‘twin’ of the UK that harnesses artificial intelligence and big data to meet its net zero target.
