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UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session I: Cross-cutting
This diverse session was comprised of three talks, covering issues related to the transport of CO2, the economics of investing in low carbon technologies and the flexibility of the whole CCS network. The session was attended by approximately 20 researchers, […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session H: Capture 3
Oxy-fuel technologies This capture session of the UKCCSRC Autumn 2017 biannual was focussed around the use and application of oxy-fuel technologies. It began with a talk by Professor Mohamed Pourkashanian from the University of Sheffield. Professor Pourkashanian began by informing […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session G: Transport & Storage 3
After a very good lunch with lots of interesting chat, which is common to a UKCCSRC biannual meeting, the scene was set for the third Transport & Storage outbreak session. A diverse group of expert speakers were invited to give […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session F: GGR
Not everybody knows what DAC is! Greenhouse gas removal (GGR) technologies are widely discussed as a method to mitigate climate change and commonly lead to heated debates. It is widely assumed that concepts such as e.g., Direct Air Capture (DAC), […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Transport & Storage
My name is Suoton Philip Peletiri, a PhD student from University of Bradford and I attended the UKCCSRC Biannual at Sheffield on Monday 11 and Tuesday 12 September 2017. I have been a regular beneficiary of UKCCSRC funding. As a […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: An account by Sergio Ramirez Solis
To attain a successful academic career, training must be part of the daily life of a PhD student pursing this target. The early career program supported by UKCCSRC provides a great opportunity interact with practitioners in the field of carbon […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session D: Capture 2 Solids
An update on current research in the field of solids used for CO2 capture and an excursion into CO2 flow metering and its difficulties The second part of the morning parallel sessions in Sheffield started with a presentation by Prof […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session B: Biomass
Biomass session: the past, present, and future of BECCS This was my first Biannual, and a great introduction to the UKCCSRC! It was useful to learn more about the research landscape and to begin to get to know the UK […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: Parallel Session A: Transport & Storage 1
This blog was written by Charlotte Mitchell, a PhD student at the University of Edinburgh, who received funding from the ECR Meeting Fund to attend the UKCCSRC Autumn 2017 Biannual Meeting in Sheffield on 11th and 12th September. The first […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: ECR Session- Career development from an industry perspective
My name is Hisham Al Baroudi, and I am a research student about to enter in his second year of PhD programme at Cranfield University. I feel lucky to be working on a project which I find extremely interesting and […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: ECR Session- What can UKCCSRC do for you?
During this brainstorming session, delegates were put into several groups of 5-8 people in which they interactively discussed how the UKCCSRC can help them promote their relevant research and engagements in outreach within the contexts of ECR funds available to […]
UKCCSRC September 2017 Biannual: ECR Poster Prize Winners’ Presentation
I am Adeola Awoyomi and I recently attended the UKCCSRC Biannual Meeting Autumn 2017 which was held in Sheffield on the 11th and 12th September. The meeting included research activities in the new phase of the UKCCS Research Centre, a […]

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