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Using computing to address deforestation

27 June 2023

Srinivasan Keshav - the Robert Sansom Professor of Computer Science here - tells us about his work on applying computer science to address environmental issues such as deforestation.

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Dr Eleanor Toye Scott

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Intersection of environmental science, technology and policy
Human-computer interaction
Business studies
Organisational behaviour
Risk and governance

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Energy and Environment research group launches

19 July 2022

In a summer when the UK is recording its highest ever temperatures, it’s timely that a new research group – the Energy and Environment Group – has just been launched in this Department.

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Patrick Ferris

I'm a part of the Energy and Environment Group at the Department of Computer Science, University of Cambridge. I work alongside colleagues in Plant Sciences, Ecology and Zoology to better understand climate change, forests and biodiversity.

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Energy and Environment Group

Energy and Environment Group (EEG)

The Energy and Environment Research Group applies computer science to address renewable energy integration, energy demand reduction, and the assessment and management of environmental impact (e.g. climate change, biodiversity loss, deforestation) from anthropogenic activities.

We operate in an interdisciplinary manner, collaborating with climate scientists, ecologists, engineers, lawyers, regulators, and economists, and conducting wide engagement with external partners to effect evidence-based outcomes.

EEG

Prof David Coomes

Hugo Aaronson

Jessica Man

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Using computing to address deforestation

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Dr Eleanor Toye Scott

Energy and Environment research group launches

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Patrick Ferris

Energy and Environment Group

Energy and Environment Group (EEG)

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