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In this MSc module 鈥淎dvanced Topics in Materials Sciences for Sustainable Development鈥� students will learn current materials research advancements based on global sustainability needs for achieving net zero carbon emissions targets, as well as creating a sustainable future with a lower environmental impact and higher durability of goods. Focus will be given to the impact, role, and present needs for sustainable transformations in modern societal technologies. This will include an overview of sustainable resource management, advancements in materials processing and manufacturing, also consideration to the use and disposal of goods. Other topics include materials for waste heat recovery using the thermoelectric effect; carbon capture, storage, and utilisation; energy conversion, transmission, and storage; heritage materials for a historic future; and data driven materials discovery. This module embraces sustainability with a perspective from the design stage and therefore, students should develop broad knowledge with critical awareness of emerging technologies for sustainable development. A wide range of different abilities and skills will be gained, suitably preparing for employment in related areas of industry or further studying at doctoral level.
Module deliveries for 2024/25 academic year
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This module description was last updated on 8th April 2024.
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