• Pathways towards sustainable and resilient urban water systems 

  Fu, G; Butler, D (IWA Publishing, 15 January 2021)

• Achieving urban water supply and flood resilience using catchment scale rainwater management 

  Ahilan, S; Webber, J; Butler, D (URCC 2020, 21 February 2021)

  The increasing magnitude and frequency of extreme rainfall events coupled with a rapid growth in urban populations is leading to surface water flooding being recognised as one of the pre-eminent natural hazards impacting ...

• A participatory process to support sustainable water resources management in the Ebbsfleet Garden City 

  Pluchinotta, I; Pagano, A; Vilcan, T; et al. (International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR), 18 February 2021)

  The present work describes the development of a participatory System Dynamics Model (SDM) aiming to explore sustainable urban water management (UWM) in a structured way and to understand where policy interventions might ...

• Modelling the motion of organelles in an elongated cell via the coordination of heterogeneous drift–diffusion and long-range transport 

  Lin, C; Ashwin, P; Steinberg, G (Springer Verlag, 2021)

  Cellular distribution of organelles in living cells is achieved via a variety of transport mechanisms, including directed motion, mediated by molecular motors along microtubules (MTs), and diffusion which is predominantly ...

• Development of a modular mooring system with clump weights 

  Rinaldi, G; Gordelier, T; Sansom, M; et al. (Elsevier, 22 February 2021)

  Mooring systems constitute a fundamental component of all floating systems. For port authorities and device developers, improvements in moorings and foundations allow for savings in capital costs and increased revenues. ...

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