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The mechanical and sensory signature of plant-based and animal meat | Research Communities by Springer Nature
The health of our planet and our bodies depends on us shifting away from the over-consumption of meat. By combining 3D experimental testing and sensory evaluation, we investigate the similarities and differences of current plant-based meat products compared to animal meats.
New field trial explores what drives sustainable choices in online grocery shopping | Research Communities by Springer Nature
Encouraging sustainable, healthy food choices is crucial for public health and net zero goals. The SALIENT Sustained field trial explores what interventions can drive these choices. We hope the results will shape policies for a healthier population and planet.
Behind BASEPROD: Collecting a dataset for planetary exploration | Research Communities by Springer Nature
The semi-desert of Bardenas Reales, Spain, offers a diverse array of terrain features ranging from rocky outcrops to sandy slopes. This is ideal for robotics researchers working on planetary exploration. We have recorded a dataset with nearly two kilometers of traverses, maps, and spectroscopy data.
Collision avoidance: Navigating ships through recovering whale populations – The Applied Ecologist
In this blog post, Emily Hague and team discuss their latest research into the importance of careful consideration of collision-mapping approach and data selection when it comes to predicting high-risk vessel collision areas for whales. For conservationists and those that care about nature and our planet, the news can feel incredibly bleak, with daily (deservedly)…
Research highlights the pressures human activities place on tropical marine ecosystems | ScienceDaily
The tropical coastlines of Southeast Asia are home to some of the most important and biodiverse marine ecosystems on the planet. But as well as being essential to communities along these coastlines, fishing and tourism were found -- in new research conducted by an international study team -- to be among the most damaging from an environmental perspective.