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11 Nov 2018: CARES research on low-emission fuels featured on Science Trends. Sep 20, 2018.

11 Nov 2018: If cyber-physical systems are integrated into our energy systems, carbon abatement potential can be expected to increase by 20 per cent, rising to 30 per cent when artificial intelligence (AI)

11 Nov 2018: Astrid Boje shares her experiences of living and working in Singapore during her PhD.

11 Nov 2018: From the land-based measurements, researchers found that LDSA averages, which are influenced by particle number and size, increase up to 20 times above background levels as an emission plume progresses

11 Nov 2018: On Thursday 20 April, CARES had the pleasure of hosting a two-part event for Dr Molly Haugen (University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering) to present her research on utilising an

11 Nov 2018: The researchers identified more than 20 products from the reaction, some previously unknown, including C5 species.

11 Nov 2018: WANG Jing Jing (PhD student, IRP1, NUS) explains. May 20, 2017.

2 Oct 2018: 20 Nov 2023. The new CARES spin-off will aim to create engine compatibility with alternative fuels.

2 Oct 2018: 20 Sep 2018. A recent Cambridge CARES paper has been featured in an article on the Science Trends website.

2 Oct 2018: 20 Mar 2018. C4T welcomes Professor Weeratunge Malalasekera to give a seminar on hydrogen as a future fuel.