Infrastructure and Sustainable Systems Cluster

Infrastructure and Sustainable Systems Cluster

The Infrastructure & Sustainable Systems research cluster addresses the challenges of developing sustainable and resilient infrastructure for the future. It focuses on creating innovative solutions for carbon-neutral infrastructure, resource and waste conversion, and efficient transportation and water management.

The Infrastructure & Sustainable Systems research cluster addresses the challenges of developing sustainable and resilient infrastructure for the future. It focuses on creating innovative solutions for carbon-neutral infrastructure, resource and waste conversion, and efficient transportation and water management.

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The Infrastructure & Sustainable Systems research cluster addresses the challenges of developing sustainable and resilient infrastructure for the future. It focuses on creating innovative solutions for carbon-neutral infrastructure, resource and waste conversion, and efficient transportation and water management.

Key Research Areas:

  • Carbon Neutral Infrastructure: Developing and implementing strategies to reduce carbon emissions from infrastructure construction and operation.
  • Resource and Waste Conversion: Exploring innovative technologies to convert waste materials into valuable resources and reduce environmental impact.
  • Transport and Water: Optimising transportation systems and water management strategies for sustainability and efficiency.
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Industry Applications:

  • Resilient Infrastructure Hub: Collaborating with industry partners to develop resilient infrastructure solutions to withstand natural disasters and climate change.

 

Potential Impact:

  • Reduced carbon emissions from infrastructure.
  • Improved waste management and resource recovery.
  • Enhanced sustainability and resilience of infrastructure systems.

 

Contacts:

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