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…. He recently worked with World Coffee Events creating Café Chronology, an installation and lecture programme celebrating of the history of the Italian Coffee Bar staged at the HOST, Europe’s largest trade exhibition. In his latest book, Coffee: A Global History, he looks beyond Europe, back to the 15th century Muslim coffee trade and analyses how coffee has come to be grown commercially on four continents and consumed with relish in all seven. Th…

…ies. The Heathrow SNAQ (Sensor Networks for Air Quality) project needed to install sensor nodes across take-off and landing zones and the airport’s perimeter to monitor pollutant gases and particulates – the microscopic airborne particles that are a major component of air pollution – over 15 months. While the nodes could use low-cost electrochemical sensors for the pollutant gases, there was no equivalent affordable solution for the continuous mon…

…enhance grassland biodiversity and improve grazing for stock animals. For instance, mixed species grazing groups lead to a more efficient use of vegetation, improved agricultural productivity and the development of a more heterogeneous habitat which supports a greater biodiversity (Garcia, 2013). This is because ponies eat invasive grasses and shrubs sheep avoid, including Molinia caerulea (purple moor-grass) and Ulex spp. (gorse) (Fraser et al.,…

…governing food systems with a living lab methodology. A user-centred and innovation approach in local contexts of Italy, Germany, Norway, Poland and the United Kingdom assists in comparing whilst instantaneously implementing the results in real-life scenarios. We engage different actors and include a diverse critical range of viewpoints on organic food systems….

…cat can commercially repurpose the aggregates in various applications, for instance in lightweight concrete blocks. Discussions are now under way to deploy the mobile plant technology in the UK, elsewhere in Europe and in North America. Professor Hills was immensely proud of the technology that the University had developed and said: ‘This first deployment shows that the University of Greenwich’s work remains World leading, and is even more relevan…