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Presentation from 18th EAUC Annual Conference 2014

Stream: Learning, Teaching and Research 
Competancy level: More advanced

Description:

In order to address climate change and environmental sustainability, students, staff and academics at the University of Cambridge are using their estate as a test bed or 'Living Laboratory' to research real-world sustainability issues, thus linking research to practical action.

This session, which will use the University of Cambridge's Living Lab as a case study and include a contribution from a Cambridge Living Lab student, will provide guidance and best practice on how to set up and implement a Living Lab. 

Speakers:

Claire Hopkins, Living Laboratory for Sustainability Coordinator, University of Cambridge Environment and Energy Section and Bryn Pickering, Student, University of Cambridge.

To find more presentations and resources from this Conference, search for EAUCConf14.

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