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Agri-Food Sector Supply Chain Resilience
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development. It will involve a paradigm shift which combines geo-spatial-temporal modelling, prospective life cycle analysis, techno-economic assessment and AI methodologies. It will map and analyse
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global standardisation. This project aims to unpack the integrative systemic and symbiotic effect of CDR and H2 on operational, economic, social, behavioural and environmental performance. Advanced
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Agri-Food Sector Supply Chain Resilience Management School PhD Research Project Directly Funded UK Students Dr Richard Bruce Application Deadline: 21 June 2024 Details Project objectives To better understand the changing needs of companies in the agri-food sector as they face tensions with...
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: Applications accepted all year round Details To meet the needs of growth in the low-carbon economy, achieve the UK CO2 emissions-targets and ensure resilient low-cost energy, offshore wind power permanent magnet