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The University of Dundee’s Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law and Policy is pleased to announce the publication of the first issue of their international journal, Global Energy Law & Sustainability
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Dr Xiaoyi (Shawn) Mu’s paper “Asymmetric Volatility in Commodity Markets” has recently published at Journal of Commodity Markets, a leading journal in the field
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DOLFIN founders Professor Pieter Bekker (CEPMLP Chair in International Law) and Mr. Robert van de Poll (CEPMLP Honorary Lecturer) have published a Leading Article
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PhD student Nandan Mukherjee has developed floating homes which allow families to survive natural disasters while producing food, water, and energy. This has led to the University receiving the UN RISK Award and the accompanying €100,000 prize.
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Showcasing real-life evidence of tsunamis in the UK has earned a national award for two University of Dundee experts.
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Sophie Sherriff, Postdoc Research Associate, spent time in India to research water use
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On Wednesday 4th March 2020 CEPMLP hosted Professor Gavin Hilson as the Wednesday Visiting Speaker
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The climate emergency and how everyone has the power to make a positive contribution to it will be explored at a public lecture at the University of Dundee next week.
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Community Rights and Expectations in Natural Resource Development
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This semester’s Wednesday visiting speaker series resumed on 12th February 2020 on an energetic note with a talk by Robert Miles, CEO Immersa Limited
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Academics from Ghana, Lesotho and Zimbabwe are spending three months at the University of Dundee as part of a programme helping to cement the impact of the award-winning Growing up on the Streets project.
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Research from the University of Dundee has revealed the secret behind some of Scotland’s most dramatic scenery – climate.
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Police Scotland agreed to change the way it carries out stop and search after research by Megan O'Neill and colleagues