On 27th March the UKCCSRC announced the latest winners of its Early Career Researcher Poster Competition. The announcement was made as the finale to the two-day conference “Delivering the New CCS Agenda” held at the University of Cambridge.
The poster competition award winners are Praveen Bains (right), Imperial College London, for her poster “The role of CCS in UK’s power sector decarbonisation using high spatial and temporal resolution modelling” and Habiba Daggash (left), Imperial College London, for her poster “The role of negative emissions technologies in decarbonising the UK energy System.” Both winners will receive a bursary of £250 that can be used towards professional development activities.
Jon Gibbins, UKCCSRC Director said, “This year had a record number of poster entries so competition was especially tough. Both winners produced excellent posters and presented their work to judges clearly and competently.”
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