Collaborating at COP28
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APanel member at the One Ocean Science Congress: A UN Special Event
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APanel member at the COP28 Indonesia Pavilion Event
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&Hosted side event with international panel
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&Co-applicant of Side Event with The Association for Renewable Energy and Clean Technology
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ÄMeeting with Rt Hon Graham Stuart, UK Minister for Climate
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ÄMeeting with Baroness Charlotte Vere, Parliamentary Secretary at HM Treasury
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ÄCollaborating with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), India
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ÄCollaborating with Maldives Space Research (MSRO)
Our COP28 Academic Delegation
Leading engineers, scientists, designers and commentators provided a range of perspectives to overcome the global climate challenge.
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Professor Deborah Greaves OBE FREng
One of the country’s foremost experts in offshore renewable energy and is Director of the University’s COAST laboratory, which is one of Europe’s leading facilities driving innovation in wind, tidal and wave technologies
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Professor Richard Thompson OBE FRS
First coined ‘microplastics’ in 2004 and has since mapped out much of the territory upon which our understanding of both the impacts of plastics and the potential solutions are based.
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Professor Iain Stewart MBE
A global ambassador for the earth sciences and at the forefront of communicating planetary concerns, breaking down the barriers to public understanding of natural events like earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunamis and the media responses to them.
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Dr Asiya Khan
Associate Professor of Multimedia Communication and Intelligent Control, her research expertise is in multimedia quality of service/experience (QoS/QoE) monitoring, prediction and control over wireless access networks.
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Mr Kevin Forshaw
Director of Industrial and Strategic Partnerships has been working with shipping operators, ship builders and equipment manufacturers to build reliance against maritime cyber-attacks using world-leading thinking from the University.
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Dr Imogen Napper
A marine scientist and National Geographic explorer, her research has helped to influence legislation banning microbeads in facial scrubs and has found the highest microplastics on Earth near Mt. Everest.
Connecting at COP28
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Rt Hon Graham Stuart UK Minister for Climate at COP28
Professor Deborah Greaves meeting with Rt Hon Graham Stuart who highlighted the UK's leading position in floating offshore wind at the COP28 Pavilion.
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Baroness Charlotte Vere, Parliamentary Secretary at HM Treasury at COP28
Kevin Forshaw meeting with Baroness Charlotte Vere who opened a panel on Mobilising Capital for the Global Transition.
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One Ocean Science Congress: A UN Special Event
Professor Deborah Greaves
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COP28 Indonesia Pavilion Event
Professor Richard Thompson
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The Energy and Resources Institute in India (TERI)
Kevin Forshaw and Professor Deborah Greaves meeting with Arupendra Nath Mullick, Vice-President for Business Sustainability, TERI, exploring ways to bring industry and research together to accelerate the roll-out of Offshore Renewable Energy.
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Maldives Space Research Organisation (MSRO)
Kevin Forshaw and Professor Deborah Greaves with Aminath Shafaq and Ahmed Niyaz, MSRO, exploring developing numerical models for Offshore Renewable Energy resource characterisation using data collected from spotter buoys in the ocean environment.
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Renewable Energy Association COP28 Side Event, co-chaired by the University of Plymouth
Professor Deborah Greaves (middle), panel member.
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University of Plymouth COP28 Side Event
Professor Richard Thompson, keynote speaker and expert panel.
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University of Plymouth COP28 Side Event
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University of Plymouth COP28 Side Event
Professor Richard Thompson, keynote speaker.
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Plymouth Marine Laboratory at COP28
Professor Iain Stewart, Professor Richard Thompson and Kevin Forshaw at COP28 with partners, Plymouth Marine Laboratory.
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