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From Left to Right, Tim Hageman, Lilly Liu, Daniele De Martini, Jesus Lizana, Jack Umenberger

02 Feb 2024

Welcome to our new Academics and Departmental Lecturers

Sun rises over London buildings along the Thames

31 Jan 2024

Urgent call for UK Government to develop a national heat resilience strategy

15 Nov 2023

Dr Elnaz Azizi shortlisted for the Rising Stars Women in Engineering

29 Sep 2023

Five academics receive title of Full Professor in University’s Recognition of Distinction Awards

‘Cooling Degree Days,’ or CDDs are used in research and weather forecasting to help quantify the heat exposure or need for cooling.

14 Jul 2023

Switzerland, UK and Norway "dangerously unprepared" to keep people cool if global target missed

09 Mar 2023

University of Oxford makes joint appointment of Professor of Sustainable Energy Engineering and ZERO Institute Director

24 Feb 2023

New R&D Lab opens in Oxford to apply AI to global scale issues

15 Feb 2023

Oxford researchers to contribute to Pioneering Places study on Oxford’s transition to Net Zero

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Citizen Science for Energy Access

by Alycia Leonard

EV sales as a percentage of new vehicle sales in Oxfordshire and the UK

Park & Charge

Park & Charge Pilot – October 2019 to March 2021

The Future of Cooling

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Bringing Reliable Power to Sierra Leone

Electrical Engineering

UPS Order 10,000 Arrival EVans – With V2G?

Electric Vehicles in Oxfordshire

Smart Villages and their role in times of Populism

by Brian Heap and Stephanie Hirmer

Shaping the Energy Systems of the Future

Energy Systems

[Blog] Africa is not a Playground

by Stephanie Hirmer

EPG Videos

V2G: Katie

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UPS invests in arrival of EVs: Katherine Collett explains the benefits of combining vehicle-to-grid technology with a fleet of electric delivery vans.

"Powering the future: switching on the renewables" with Prof Malcolm McCulloch

Windfarm

Powering the future: switching on the renewables with Prof Malcolm McCulloch, looks at the potential of rapid deployment of zero-carbon energy required to meet a 1.5C future.