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New material could capture millions of tonnes of atmospheric carbon

Dr Humbul Suleman, Calychar Project Lead. Link to Dr Humbul Suleman, Calychar Project Lead.

A new material being developed by Teesside University academics could play a major role in reducing carbon in the atmosphere at a fraction of the cost of traditional carbon dioxide removal technologies.

19 Dec 2024

Insight shared into the worlds of animation and games

Industry experts from the worlds of games and animation shared special insight at Teesside University’s Animex Festival, which this year marked its 25th anniversary.

19 Dec 2024

Alan Torque (Standby RSG), Dr Elaine Forde (Durham University), David Allen (Cleveland Police Fleet Manager), Simon Bradshaw (REHIP Project Manager), Dr Huda Dawood (Teesside University), Dr Sean Williams (Teesside University).. Link to Alan Torque (Standby RSG), Dr Elaine Forde (Durham University), David Allen (Cleveland Police Fleet Manager), Simon Bradshaw (REHIP Project Manager), Dr Huda Dawood (Teesside University), Dr Sean Williams (Teesside University)..

Fleet transition to zero emission vehicles takes centre stage

Police and business representatives have visited Teesside University’s Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre (NZIIC) to investigate the feasibility of utilising hydrogen vehicles within the police fleet.

17 Dec 2024

L-R) Dr Sina Rezaei Gomari, Associate Professor of Research; Peter Scott, Director, Scott Bros; Eghe Ikponmwosa-Eweka, KTP Associate; Bob Borthwick, Director, Scott Bros. Pictured holding clay to be used in the artificial soil as well as a drone that will be used in the monitoring of the test site.. Link to L-R) Dr Sina Rezaei Gomari, Associate Professor of Research; Peter Scott, Director, Scott Bros; Eghe Ikponmwosa-Eweka, KTP Associate; Bob Borthwick, Director, Scott Bros. Pictured holding clay to be used in the artificial soil as well as a drone that will be used in the monitoring of the test site..

Supporting the development of a new carbon credit market

A collaboration between Teesside University and a leading waste recycling company is helping to create a £200m carbon credit market by using soil to capture carbon from the atmosphere.

12 Dec 2024

Professor Simon McKeown. Link to Professor Simon McKeown.

Artist and academic shining light on disability artwork

A Teesside University academic and artist has been working with German researchers to ensure light is shone on a previously lost collection of disability artwork.

9 Dec 2024

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