INtroducing Science in schools PrImarily through leaRning by discovEry
On the IMechE 175th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, 24 November 2022, at Library of Birmingham, C4FF and IMechE presented the certificates to climate change school competition winners – Miriam and Anisa by the IMechE New, President Mr Phil Peel.
AQPC air quality sensor is now in the final phase of its development. With support from IMechE, C4FF team has developed and tested its first sensor which measures a range of pollutants levels as wells temperature and humidity. As a part of AQPC STEM programme, manuals are being prepared for students in the secondary schools…
To coincide with the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) held in Glasgow in November last year and the launch of the 175th anniversary year for the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), The Midland Region of the IMechE, together with the Centre for Factories of the Future (C4FF), organised an air quality / climate…
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The Conference was organized in support of COP26 and is scheduled for 14th October 2021 at Coventry University. The event is organized by Liverpool University with support from C4FF and Coventry University of the EU funded PoliUniBus Project with backing of SIG Particulate Matter led by Coventry University and Chester University as well as Midland…
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Climate Action Article By Niloo Chantel Bitarafan Sponsored by Centre for Factories of the Future (C4FF) on behalf of Coventry and Warwickshire Air Quality People’s Chamber (CW- AQPC) Written on 15th of August 2021. Did you know that the average person worldwide is responsible for 5 tons of CO2 emissions annually? Did you know that…
Author: Professor Reza Ziarati – Chair of CW-AQPC. In a study carried out by Dr Helen Fisher[2] it has been found that those who grow up amid heavy traffic pollution have higher rates of mental illness by age 18. The study has demonstrated that children growing up in our biggest cities face a greater risk…
