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Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Building Design
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- : Scotland's Centre of Expertise on Climate Change, featuring ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ and 14 other partners
- : iCARB is a group of academics, policy makers and professionals working to create a set of transparent, consistent and accurate rules for carbon accounting. Supported by the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, the Crichton Carbon Centre and Glasgow Caledonian University and funded by the Scottish Government
- : the Urban Energy Research Group investigates low-carbon buildings, building simulation, adaptation, fuel poverty and related topics
- : Mobility Mood Places is a project funded by Lifelong Health and Wellbeing on design, health, wellbeing and ageing. Partners are ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½, University of Edinburgh, Kings College London and University of York.
Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research
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- : Poverty and Social Exclusion is an ESRC-funded research project involving ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½, University of Bristol, the Open University, Queens University Belfast, University of Glasgow and University of York
- : Welfare conditionality is an ESRC-funded research project which brings together teams of researchers working in six English and Scottish Universities, including ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½ and the University of York, which acts as the central hub for this collaborative partnership.
Institute of GeoEnergy Engineering
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Institute for Infrastructure & Environment
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: A network of academic researchers, industrial partners and NGO's collaborating on Flood Risk research to create meaningful, high-impact mitigation strategies. Chaired by EGIS Head of School Prof. Gareth Pender.
International Centre for Island Technology
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