Cambridge CARES
Cambridge CARES
  • About Us
    • Overview
    • Facilities
  • Research
    • Decarbonisation
      • Cambridge Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technology (C4T)
      • Hydrogen and ammonia combustion in Singapore (HYCOMBS)
      • Sustainable Manufacture of Molecules and Materials in Singapore (SM3)
      • Low Carbon Energy Research (LCER)
      • Shipping Decarbonisation Calculator
    • Digitalisation
      • The World Avatar™
    • Human Health and Potential
      • Health-driven design for cities (HD4)
      • Centre for Lifelong Learning and Individualised Cognition (CLIC)
    • Manufacturing
      • Accelerated Manufacturing Platform for Engineered Nanomaterials (AMPLE)
      • Pharmaceutical Innovation Programme Singapore (PIPS)
    • Our spin-offs
    • Completed Projects
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    • C4T
    • CLIC
    • HD4
    • eCO2EP
    • Research Reports
    • Intelligent Decarbonisation
  • 10th anniversary
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Research

Cambridge CARES runs two research programmes, both of which address aspects of carbon reduction and energy efficiency in industry.

Our main programme is C4T, which started in 2013 when Cambridge CARES opened. This is a collaborative effort involving researchers from University of Cambridge, Nanyang Technological University and National University of Singapore.

In January 2018, we welcomed researchers from University of California, Berkeley, to work on our first Intra-CREATE project, eCO₂EP.

C4T

The Cambridge Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technology (C4T) is the first interdisciplinary research group administered by CARES.

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eco2ep

eCO₂EP is a three-year programme to develop ways of transforming carbon dioxide (CO₂) emitted as part of the industrial process into compounds that are useful in the chemical industry supply chain.

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