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UENR and Lancaster University train researchers in academic writing
The academic writing workshop is part of the wider collaboration between UENR and Lancaster University and the planned development of the Centre for Global Eco-Innovation.
The programme forms part of activities towards the establishment of the Centre for Global Eco-Innovation (CGEI) at UENR, which is expected to provide a platform for research collaboration, knowledge exchange and innovation in response to environmental and sustainability challenges.
Organised by the Department of Atmospheric and Climate Science (DACS), the workshop was delivered in collaboration with the Centre for Global Eco-Innovation at UENR and its counterpart at Lancaster University.
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