Programme launched to revolutionise green credentials of UK manufacturing
Footage shows how a little creature propels itself off water.
An economical and easy-to-use biosensor could reduce the chance of being poisoned by arsenic – a common contaminant of wells in parts of Asia.
The seat of the Khmer Empire in Cambodia mysteriously collapsed in the 15th century. Now a University of Cambridge Gates Scholar has pieced together...
Over the past month, the University of Cambridge has been profiling research that addresses one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century – how...
As World Water Week, an annual week-long global conference on water provision and sustainability, begins in Stockholm, Dr Douglas Crawford-Brown...
An online tool will help users predict trade-offs between the global commodities of energy, water and land.
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Research across the University is helping to clean up water in regions around the world.
Pipes blocked by an invasion of freshwater mussels pose a severe problem to the water industry. A tiny, fat-coated capsule could provide the answer...
