Laura Thomson

Senior Editor

Laura Thomson graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with an English and Sociology degree. During her studies, Laura worked as a Proofreader and went on to do this full-time until moving on to work as a Website Editor for a leading analytics and media company.

In her spare time, Laura enjoys reading a range of books and writing historical fiction. She also loves to see new places in the world and spends many weekends walking with her Cocker Spaniel Millie.

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Articles from Laura

Improving Sludge Drying Processes with a Solar Greenhouse

This article looks at the development of an innovative sewage sludge drying method using a modified solar greenhouse. The paper was published in Clean Technologies.

27 May 2022

Global Tree Restoration and its Impact on Regional Water Availability

This article looks at a recent study published in Nature Geoscience, which details shifts in regional water availability caused by global tree restoration.

18 May 2022

LOOP: Decarbonizing the World with Hydrogen and Graphene

AZoCleantech speaks to John Hartley, CEO at Levidian, about the importance of green graphene and hydrogen for accelerating climate-smart technology within our society. Hartley speaks about Levidian's rapid decarbonization device called LOOP and its massive potential in the sector.

11 May 2022

How Electric Vehicle Batteries Could Help Power Our Homes

AZoCleantech speaks to Professor Lucelia Rodrigues from the University of Nottingham about the EV-elocity project which enables the use of energy in electric vehicle batteries to power homes. The project could help decarbonize the energy grid and reduce emissions from transport and electricity produ

11 May 2022

Microbial Responses to Climate Change in Three Major Ecosystems

This article looks at microbial responses to climate change in three major ecosystems, including terrestrial, ocean, and urban, with a summary of research published in mBio.

11 May 2022

Making Plastic Recycling More Economically Viable

AZoCleantech speaks to Professor Matthew Jones from the University of Bath about his team's innovative and plastic waste recycling that will make upcycling a more cost-effective technique. Jones describes his team's process and its importance in accelerating a circular economy worldwide.

11 May 2022