EPSRC and SFI Centre for Doctoral Training in Energy Resilience and the Built Environment
In this blog post Will Markiewicz tells us about his research placement at Yale University in the Summer of 2024. This summer I went to Yale University for a research placement. It was a great opportunity to experience a different research environment and gain some perspective on my PhD. My placement project was to assess …
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This year, ERBE is kicking off a series of training sessions for UCL and LU students to learn a particular skill, and get the opportunity to network. UCL ERBE PhD student Yingyue Li reflects here on the first of these sessions, which took place on October 23rd in Loughborough. The session focused on Project Management, …
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REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. Please contact us to enquire about attending. Join us for the ERBE Annual Colloquium on 13 Nov 2024 at The Building Centre! This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity to network, learn, and engage with the latest research in the field of Energy Resilience and the Built Environment. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just starting out, …
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ERBE is delighted to congratulate Adria Martin-Vilaseca who studied at UCL and passed his viva in late April 2024. We spoke to Adria, the first UCL ERBE student to reach the viva, about his experiences in studying for a PhD. What was your thesis title? Exploring home heating practices: A social and technical analysis of …
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A team of ERBE students put on an excellent student-led conference in April 2024, hosted by Loughborough University. The theme, how models can inform policy, both showcased the span of modelling approaches used by ERBE students and challenged us in how we use, critique and communicate the results of our models. George Dawes and Marlena …