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The ERBE CDT brings together world-leading academics from physics, engineering, the social sciences and economics to future leaders in energy research.
Leading the Energy System Transformation
We are on the brink of a new, Third Age of energy efficiency, a revolution in the way we think about the relationship between energy supply and demand. A revolution which will see the creation of a new, resilient and flexible energy system. One where energy supply and energy demand interact in real time to assure a clean, secure and affordable supply of heat and power to our homes, businesses and industry.
The Centre for Doctoral Training in Energy Resilience and the Built Environment will train the future innovators and leaders capable of driving this energy transformation. Students are trained through a programme of taught courses and PhD research hosted by the leading energy research groups in the UK and Ireland.
The training is led by world-leaders in their field and spans the technical, social and economic aspects of energy in the built environment, including: new and renewable energy systems; energy storage; smart controls; data analytics; socio-technical systems; people-centred design; human behaviour and energy economics.
Our work is supported by our Partners from the energy and construction industries, consultancies, central government, charities and professional institutions. They co-fund our research, support our students’ work and provide a route to impact and future employment.
Whether you’re a prospective ERBE CDT student or a potential stakeholder partner this website gives you an insight into ERBE, our projects, our people and how you can become involved in our programme.
For more information, please get in touch using the details on the contact page.
The new EPSRC-SFI CDT in Energy Resilience and the Built Environment (ERBE) brings together established energy research centres at Loughborough University (LU) and University College London (UCL) with MaREI, the SFI Research Centre for Energy, Climate and Marine.
Recruitment is now open
Join the future leaders and innovators. To apply for a place for September 2021…
The ERBE CDT is supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).
ERBE/LoLo Annual Colloquium 2021 – Registration OPEN
Episode 3 of the climate change and health podcast is out! @GeorgePetrou tells me all about overheating buildings, why it's bad and what we can do about it! #climatechange #health #overheating
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7JlDvpgN3MXwZUMCW7hb8k?si=fYoezzgCSoaYDU572iwsEw
https://soundcloud.com/uclsound/episode-3-overheating-in-buildings?in=uclsound/sets/climate-change-and-health&si=ad860d4894b94977987081a1c4d4b779
Low, flow, clothes: cut your bills this winter and reduce your carbon footprint - 3 great tips courtesy of @mikefsway (minor tweaks by me). Fantastic messaging concept, original file at: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mLkfErwuAH2NqHbMJCGGyMCbBRe5caAFHinUnJZzO7k/edit#slide=id.p
What role can architecture and built environment interventions play in enabling a resilient and socially just adaptation process, that also works as far as possible in line with, rather than against, nature?
Register for this event to find out:
26.10.21
Climate change adaptation and social justice: what is the role of the
The Bartlett and Places Journal bring together their expertise to discuss: what is the role of the built environment in climate change adaptation and ...
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It was amazing to see so many of you on campus on Monday for our #WorldMentalHealthDay celebration. We were thrilled to welcome back the therapy dogs and see all your positive post-its, of 3 things you like about yourself. Read all about it https://bit.ly/3lAakQu
Listen to @HarryKennard talk to @GeorgePetrou @UCL_IEDE about why buildings overheat, what that means for our health, and how to improve things: #BartlettClimateAction #ClimateUCL
Podcast episode: Overheating in buildings
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Thanks to @WilliamDavisNH for publishing this article about the site visit they hosted for our ERBE PhD students during the block teaching week, it seems it was enjoyed by all!
William Davis Homes on LinkedIn: Building for the next generation
Last week we were delighted to welcome a group of PhD students from the UK and Ireland, studying energy and buildings to our Lace Fields development i...
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We're celebrating 10 years of UCL ISR!
Over the coming weeks we will be publishing content from each of our research themes reflecting on the work and achievements of the last 10 years.
Find out more 👉 http://ow.ly/LjRQ50GnAUk
How to conduct & write a literature review + 12-point quality assessment checklist https://buff.ly/3DcZzJL #phdchat #phdadvice #phdforum #phdlife #ecrchat #acwri
