The 4th C4T Biannual Report is now available to download
The 4th C4T Biannual Research Report is now available to download. Previous reports can be viewed here.
Read More
Focus on Impact: Doing More With Less
Dr Joymala Moirangthem explores the implications of smarter power extraction techniques on chemical industrial parks.
Read More“2016 is a very exciting year for CARES C4T”, says Prof Markus Kraft, CARES Director
The first part of 2016 has been an exciting time for CARES C4T. In November 2015, we moved to our dedicated offices in the CREATE Tower. This allowed all members of the programme to sit together for the first time and has already had highly significant positive benefits for our collaborative efforts.
Read MoreCARES Seminar: J-Park Simulator: The roadmap to a smart industrial park
CARES C4T is pleased to announce a seminar given by Prof Markus Kraft, CARES Director.J-Park Simulator: The roadmap to a smart industrial parkThursday 12th May 20165pm – 7pm, CREATE Seminar Room (Level 2), CREATE Tower, 1 Create Way, SingaporeFollowed by casual drinks and snacks
Read More
CARES Visiting Scientist Seminar: Scalable gas-phase synthesis of functional nanoparticles based on a detailed understanding of precursor chemistry and particle growth
CARES C4T is delighted to announce the first seminar under the Visiting Scientists Programme.
Read More
Global Technologies Programme visits C4T
GCTP was hosted by the Cambridge Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technology (C4T) in Singapore in July 2015.
Read MoreCARES Seminar: Socially Sustainable Development – Global Perspective
CARES will host a talk by Dr Esuna Dugarova, Research Fellow at the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD), Geneva.
Read More
CARES, Siemens and Atos co-host Client Innovation Forum
The Client Innovation Forum Singapore 2014 took place on 4th November in the CREATE Tower and was co-hosted by CARES, Atos and Siemens. The half-day seminar was directed at industry and was focussed on ways in which automation systems and IT could support companies in driving innovation.
Read More
C4T publishes first Biannual Research Report
CARES C4T is delighted to publish the first C4T Biannual Research Report.
Read More
C4T hosts Global Chemical Technologies Programme
From July 3rd - 24th 2014, the Global Chemical Technologies Programme (GCTP), was hosted by the Cambridge Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technology (C4T), situated on the Campus for Research Excellence and Technological Enterprise (CREATE) in Singapore and in the Department of Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology, Cambridge.
Read More