Congratulations to Churchill College's @RamitDebnath, appointed Cambridge Zero Fellow zero.cam.ac.uk/who-we-are/blo…

Big congrats to @ramitdebnath who has won an inaugural Cambridge Zero Fellowship to further his research into misinformation about #climatechange - gatescambridge.org/about/news/tac… GatesCambridgeAlumni Cambridge University Cambridge Development & Alumni Relations Churchill College

Congratulations to our Laudes Foundation researcher @RamitDebnath for being selected as the inaugural Cambridge Zero Fellow to work on improving public understanding of #climatechange using social #DataScience #ML #AI Arch Cambridge Cambridge University Public Engagement Cambridge University Cambridge Centre for Data-Driven Discovery

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Congratulations to Dr @RamitDebnath for his inaugural Cambridge Zero fellowship award to improve public understanding of climate change. Ramit is a Laudes Foundation Research Associate within multiple research units at Cambridge University. 👏👇

.@RamitDebnath awarded inaugural Cambridge Zero Fellowship to improve public understanding of climate change, tackling misinformation and placing people at the heart of the transition to net zero #NetZero #DataScience #ClimateComms zero.cam.ac.uk/who-we-are/blo…

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Next we welcome @RamitDebnath whose research uses social data science to counter climate misinformation and to support just policy design using AI and qualitative surveys. Important work across #SDGs 7, 11 & 13. Here's his profile theglobalacademy.ac/university-of-… #researchforthegoals

Bleeding-edge research at CNMI: Researchers using robots and precision engineering to fabricate low-carbon #cricket bats using timber and bamboo #CricketTwitter Centre for Digital Built Britain Cambridge University ICC Cricket World Cup @RL_Cricket England Cricket Laudes Foundation Engineering Dept UK Research and Innovation

COP must reverse rising pessimism over building sector decarbonization, new study argues miragenews.com/cop-must-rever…

COP must reverse rising pessimism over building sector decarbonization, new study argues miragenews.com/cop-must-rever…

Beyond excited to see our paper published in Nature Portfolio Scientific Reports!! w/ @RamitDebnath Churchill College & Cambridge Zero, @ronitabardhan Selwyn College, R. Michael Alvarez Caltech, D Shah, MH Ramage Cambridge University and Benjamin Sovacool University of Sussex & BU Institute for Global Sustainability nature.com/articles/s4159…

COP must reverse rising pessimism over building sector decarbonisation: @RamitDebnath is first author on Scientific Reports paper that calls for global climate action to incorporate and empower diverse public voices - cam.ac.uk/research/news/… GatesCambridgeAlumni Cambridge Zero Churchill College

*Research* Social media engagement with climate policy events (e.g. COP27) is vital to reducing building emissions & ensuring environmental justice –according to new research led by @RamitDebnath Cambridge Zero cam.ac.uk/research/news/… 1/2

“Interactions on net-zero transition, climate tech, circular economy, mass timber housing and climate justice in 2017–2021 shaped the online climate action discourse.”@RamitDebnath 👏👏👏 #CoolerTwitter

#COP27: Have you tweeted about it? Social media engagement with climate policy events is vital to ensuring environmental justice, a new study argues. Cambridge Zero Arch Cambridge Caltech bit.ly/3AibYNi

People get involved in climate action..through their homes, that's right. Scientific evidence-building decarbonization & climate action could be achieved through online mobilisation. That's why #UnlockCampaign of Positive Money Europe is crucial. Check out unlock.green & ✍️

Social media engagement with climate policy events is vital to reducing building emissions and ensuring environmental justice, research led by Cambridge suggests @RamitDebnath #COP27 shar.es/afYkUC

.@RamitDebnath, @ronitabardhan and colleagues Cambridge University show that greater social media engagement can steer the online discourse on emissions reduction in the building sector from demand-side techno-solutionism to focus on environmental justice nature.com/articles/s4159…