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    • Decarbonisation of Built Environment
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News

23 Apr 2025

Using AI to decarbonise the built environment

The work of Dr Ronita Bardhan and the Sustainable Design Group is featured as one of the key ways that Cambridge researchers are looking at and Using AI to Protect Nature and Climate . You can read more details about how Cambridge is #ShapingAIForEveryone and specifically tackling dementia via the following link: Turbocharging the race to protect n…

23 Apr 2025

Wrong trees in the wrong place can make cities hotter at night, study reveals

The work of Flora Haiwei Li and Dr Ronita Bardhan on cooling efficacy of trees is featured on Cambridge Research portfolio . You can read more details about how trees can be a potential nature based cooling solution depends where it is located in Cambridge Research News 

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