01 Nov 2018Cambridge CARES begins its second phase of carbon reduction programme
Cambridge CARES has been awarded funding for another five years of carbon reduction research.
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30 Sep 2018CARES internships provide invaluable experience for chemical engineering students
Two recent interns share their experiences of working at CARES.
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20 Sep 2018CARES research on low-emission fuels featured on Science Trends
A recent Cambridge CARES paper has been featured in an article on the Science Trends website.
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15 Sep 2018Updates from former CARES members
We catch up with some former members to see what they’ve been up to since leaving CARES.
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15 Aug 2018J-Park Simulator features in blockchain article
CARES Director Prof Markus Kraft comments on the use of blockchain in business.
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01 Jun 2018J-Park Simulator in Cambridge University’s research magazine
Cambridge CARES is featured in the latest University of Cambridge Research Horizons magazine.
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31 May 2018eCO₂EP project leaders publish a perspective on the electrochemical synthesis of bulk intermediates from carbon dioxide
In the 18th of May issue of Science, the Professors Joel Ager (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of California Berkeley) and Alexei Lapkin (Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Cambridge) outlined their perspective on the prospects of using excess renewable grid electricity to convert car
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15 May 2018Microbes, carbon fixation and genome-scale metabolic modelling
Chi Hung (Clifford) Vo, a CARES PhD student from NUS, discusses the role that microbes play in storing excess carbon. This is a feature article from our latest biannual report, which can be found here.
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10 May 2018Single-atom catalysts for more efficient conversion of carbon dioxide
Here, Dr SUN Libo explores a new, more efficient method of converting carbon dioxide into other useful materials. This is a preview from CARES' latest biannual report, which will be available soon.
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08 May 2018Seminar from Professor Alan Bond
C4T is welcoming Professor Alan Bond to give a seminar on 17 May: Unexpectedly stable formally platinum(III) complexes produced by electrochemical oxidation of platinum(II) anti-cancer drugs Professor Alan M. Bond, Monash University
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