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University helps to show how residents and businesses can achieve net-zero
Academics from the University of Plymouth are part of a consortium that led the development of the Devon Carbon Plan, which aims to enable the county to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 at the latest
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University works on £1.9million project to evaluate asthma monitoring phone apps
University of Plymouth news: digital health experts from across the UK are joining forces to study the potential for new monitoring technologies to support children with asthma in a £1.9million project.
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The Coronation of King Charles III
Proclamation of King Charles III from University of Plymouth
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Study unlocks hidden secrets of how ultra-hard diamonds formed in rare meteorites
Dr Natasha Stephen from the University of Plymouth is part of an international team of scientists who have discovered how lonsdaleite - a rare hexagonal form of diamond - forms in ureilite meteorites
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Challenging gender stereotypes could help the Sri Lankan hotel industry weather the recruitment crisis
How better working conditions and career prospects for women could help to solve the post-pandemic staff shortage in the Sri Lankan hotel industry.
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Attracting Millennial and Gen Z customers to Sri Lanka
Providing authentic cultural and memorable experiences in Sri Lanka - how to capture the attention of Millennial and Gen Z customers.
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Global trends in digital marketing
Dr Shikhar Bhaskar discusses the growth in digital marketing and the exciting possibilities it presents to the tourism and hospitality industry
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The attraction and retention of talent in the Sri Lankan hospitality industry
Dr Christina Kelly looks at the impact of the global pandemic alongside the current economic crisis on the attraction and retention of talent in the Sri Lankan hospitality industry.
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University twins with Ukrainian counterparts to offer hope to country’s higher education sector
The University of Plymouth has twinned with two Ukrainian universities - the State University of Infrastructure and Technology and Kherson State Maritime Academy - to share resources, learning and ideas during the country’s humanitarian crisis.
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Worse things could happen at sea
From flags of convenience to limited liability and marine pollution, Dr Gotthard Gauci highlights outdated practices within the shipping industry and asks whether the time has come for governments to stand up to the powerful shipowners’ lobbying groups.
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It's not just vehicles and factories - what we eat can pollute the environment
University of Plymouth news - It's not just vehicles and factories - what we eat can pollute the environment
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Augmented reality provides a snapshot of Plymouth’s past
The University of Plymouth and The Box have joined forces for an augmented reality project that enables residents and visitors to unlock a series of heritage films from the British Film Institute archive featuring Plymouth's post-war reconstruction.