Launch of the plastic waste research hub
An archive note introducing a multidisciplinary programme focused on design-led responses to plastic waste.
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Two records from the beginning of this research archive, retained to show how its multidisciplinary work and learning opportunities were introduced.
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An archive note introducing a multidisciplinary programme focused on design-led responses to plastic waste.
An early notice about short-term student projects connected to plastic materials, waste systems and related research.
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