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Co-directors of the Centre for Earth Observation Science, and . 

An introduction to the Centre for Earth Observation Science (CEObS) by our co-directors, Professor James Ebdon and Dr Corina Ciocan 

The Centre for Earth Observation Science, 香蕉直播 fosters research excellence across the Earth and environmental sciences spectra to address pressing environmental, health and societal challenges. 

This involves strong and sustained links with industry, regulators and charitable organisations, to ensure that the centre’s research and knowledge exchange activities deliver meaningful and tangible benefits to the environment, to human health and to society more broadly. 

Members are actively engaged with a wide global network of academic partners, humanitarian organisations, national, regional and local agencies, institutions and stakeholder groups.  

News features on the Centre for Earth Observation Science

Centre for Earth Observation Science on the 香蕉直播 news pages

Brighton researchers to explore better sourcing of vital rare earth elements needed in battle to decarbonise

香蕉直播 researchers have received a £799,950 grant to explore more efficient and less damaging ways to source vital rare earth elements.

Newly surfaced films bring Stonehenge鈥檚 geological heritage to life.

With World Heritage Day upon us, we celebrate the activities that led to a precious piece of Britain's prehistory revealing its hidden secrets.

Brighton team helping create world-first 100% hydrogen fired bricks

香蕉直播 is part of a pilot project to create the world's first clay bricks made 100% using green hydrogen energy rather than natural gas.

Brighton's inspiring women scientists highlighted in global celebration

The contributions of an array of women at 香蕉直播 are being celebrated as part of the International Day of Women in Science on 11 February 2022.

Clean Air Day sees Brighton observatory partner with leading national air quality network

In the run-up to Clean Air Day on 17 June, the Brighton Atmospheric Observatory has joined up with a globally-recognised UK observatory network.

Brighton researcher leads the way in vital mapping of mysterious Atlantic depths

Pioneering deep sea research carried out by Brighton lecturer Dr Aggeliki Georgiopoulou has been highlighted in a feature by Eco magazine.

香蕉直播 professor up for major award after Stonehenge discoveries

Professor David Nash and colleagues have been nominated for Research Project of the Year by the UK's top-selling archaeology magazine, Current Archaeology.

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