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Teesside University supports groundbreaking battery recycling facility

Left to right: Professor David Hughes (Teesside University), Tom O’Neill (Northstar Ventures), Sarah Newbould (British Business Bank), Duncan Noble and Richard Henderson (Lithium Salvage), Dr Ellis Marshall (Teesside University), Simon Robeson (Lithium Salvage) and Michael Dickens (Maven Capital Partners). Link to Left to right: Professor David Hughes (Teesside University), Tom O’Neill (Northstar Ventures), Sarah Newbould (British Business Bank), Duncan Noble and Richard Henderson (Lithium Salvage), Dr Ellis Marshall (Teesside University), Simon Robeson (Lithium Salvage) and Michael Dickens (Maven Capital Partners).

Teesside University is proud to be collaborating with Lithium Salvage (Li-Sal) UK Limited on a pioneering project to establish a cutting-edge lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Sunderland.

11 Feb 2025

Dr Judith Eberhardt, Associate Professor of Psychology, Teesside University, Dr Floor Christie-de Jong, Associate Professor of Public Health at the School of Medicine, University of Sunderland, and Irene Kabuye, Community Recruitment Lead . Link to Dr Judith Eberhardt, Associate Professor of Psychology, Teesside University, Dr Floor Christie-de Jong, Associate Professor of Public Health at the School of Medicine, University of Sunderland, and Irene Kabuye, Community Recruitment Lead .

Researcher leads major project to tackle health inequalities

A Teesside University academic is involved in leading a new study which aims to tackle health inequalities in Black communities.

6 Feb 2025

Professor Claudio Angione. Link to Professor Claudio Angione.

International project looking at potential discoveries from extreme environments

Teesside University researchers are involved in an international research project which will unlock the industrial potential of extremophilic microorganisms.

5 Feb 2025

Dr Humbul Suleman, Calychar Project Lead. Link to Dr Humbul Suleman, Calychar Project Lead.

New material could capture millions of tonnes of atmospheric carbon

A new material being developed by Teesside University academics could play a major role in reducing carbon in the atmosphere at a fraction of the cost of traditional carbon dioxide removal technologies.

19 Dec 2024

Alan Torque (Standby RSG), Dr Elaine Forde (Durham University), David Allen (Cleveland Police Fleet Manager), Simon Bradshaw (REHIP Project Manager), Dr Huda Dawood (Teesside University), Dr Sean Williams (Teesside University).. Link to Alan Torque (Standby RSG), Dr Elaine Forde (Durham University), David Allen (Cleveland Police Fleet Manager), Simon Bradshaw (REHIP Project Manager), Dr Huda Dawood (Teesside University), Dr Sean Williams (Teesside University)..

Fleet transition to zero emission vehicles takes centre stage

Police and business representatives have visited Teesside University’s Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre (NZIIC) to investigate the feasibility of utilising hydrogen vehicles within the police fleet.

17 Dec 2024

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