Nicole_Miranda

Chemical Engineer | Senior Researcher at Oxford University | Engineering Lecturer at Pembroke College

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

Check out our discussion on how to keep your home cool on a low budget in this podcast:

https://t.co/uV8jS4hVKS

@UniofOxford @mplsoxford @oxengsci @oxmartinschool

[Matt Fuchs @FuchsWriter]

AC is a lifesaver in hot conditions, but a much older technology could protect your safety, your budget and even the planet
@ollie_jay13 @BerkeleyCee @Nic_Miranda @daapSAID @PatriciaFabianS @TarabiehKhaled @CleanCoolCollab
https://t.co/ByycifYmiJ

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

Thanks @TIME Magazine and @FuchsWriter for shining a light on fans! They're much better for the environment than AC and can effectively cool in many hot situations!

Was a pleasure to be part of the article from here at @UniofOxford .

https://t.co/Bhyy6A1OtN

[Engineering Science, Oxford @oxengsci]

Department Spinout, @BrillPower, pioneers in enhancing #ElectricVehicles and energy storage, has been shortlisted for the Vice-Chancellor's Innovation and Commercialisation Award. Winners will be announced at the Sheldonian on May 8. https://t.co/RTFLqHF28R #SustainableTech @DavidHowey19

[Oxford Martin School @oxmartinschool]

The inspiration for getting into science can come from the unlikeliest of places as @Nic_Miranda shares.

Join us as we celebrate our #WomenInScience

#WomenInSTEM #InternationalDayOfWomenInScience

[Environmental Audit Committee @CommonsEAC]

This week Minister @grahamstuart appeared before EAC & discussed the UK’s national cooling plan as the #COP28 #GlobalCoolingPledge calls for.

☀Our #HeatResilience report sets out measures the Government should consider when formulating its plan, read at https://t.co/H0Z68mK9g9

[Oxford Smith School @TheSmithSchool]

The Environmental Audit Committee invited leading academics to pitch ideas for a future inquiry to panel members. The winning entry came from @UniofOxford Radhika Khosla #OxfordSmithSchool & @Nic_Miranda @oxmartinschool based on research @OxfordCooling
https://t.co/FpgU1CtgMe

[Engineering Science, Oxford @oxengsci]

Dr Nicole Miranda @EPGOxford was one of the specialist advisors for the Parliamentary Heat Resilience and Sustainable Cooling inquiry, helping to shape the scope and review evidence. The concluding report, published today, urges the UK Government to introduce a national heat resilience strategy to prepare the UK for the impacts of a warming world. https://t.co/MIm0RJ74Sn

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

Proud to have contributed to the UK Parliament's EAC Report published today on Heat Resilience and Sustainable Cooling.

@sustainablecooling @UniofOxford

[Environmental Audit Committee @CommonsEAC]

🚨 A national strategy on heat resilience is urgently needed to address “the silent killer” of heatwaves.

📖 Read our report on #HeatResilience and #SustainableCooling published today: https://t.co/sC09T202Ws

🔎More info: https://t.co/AIj7b5tauO

[Environmental Audit Committee @CommonsEAC]

☀🌡2023 was the hottest year ever recorded globally.

The UK must prioritise passive cooling, nature-based solutions & improving the thermal comfort of homes.

📖 Read our #HeatResilience & #SustainableCooling report: https://t.co/sC09T1Zv6U

🔎More info: https://t.co/AIj7b5sCFg

[Environmental Audit Committee @CommonsEAC]

Increasing the amount of green space is one of the most important tools in tackling impacts of heat

The Govt must expand urban green space & introduce measures incentivising green roof installation

📖Read our #HeatResilience & #SustainableCooling report:
https://t.co/sC09T202Ws

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

Very proud to be a Scientific Adviser to the EAC in this report. Looking forward to hearing what others think of this work next week!

[Environmental Audit Committee @CommonsEAC]

🌡The UK saw temperatures of over 40°C for the first time in 2022, and 2023 was the world’s hottest year on record.

📖 Our report on heat resilience and sustainable cooling will be published on Wednesday 31st January.

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

So glad to be part of the Ozone Pavillion today @COP28_UAE. Thanks to @EIA_News for hosting the event where I presented on how we report HFC emissions.

@oxengsci @oxmartinschool

[Oxford Smith School @TheSmithSchool]

Check out @oxmartinschool information on cooling and how you can keep cool in the hottest day of the year
@OxfordCooling 👇👇👇

[University of Oxford @UniofOxford]

'We will continue to see such unprecedented extremes until we stop burning fossil fuels and emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.'

Temperatures in parts of Chile and Argentina have soared to 10°C-20°C above average over the last few days.

@MattPattClimate explains ⬇️

[Professor Mark Maslin 👋 𝕏 @ProfMarkMaslin]

#ClimateChange is exceptional and caused by human greenhouse gas emissions

We are causing #globalwarming 100 times faster than past natural changes

We are taking Earth’s climate way beyond natural limits, with carbon dioxide and temperatures levels not seen for 3 million years

[Clean Cooling Collaborative @CleanCoolCollab]

Ahead of #COP28, the Global Cooling Pledge calls on stakeholders to commit to action on a range of issues, including:

🌴Nature-based solutions
⚡️Super-efficient appliances
🔗Food & vaccine cold chains
❄️District cooling
📝National Cooling Action Plans

Read more👇

#ActOnCooling

[Nicole_Miranda @Nic_Miranda]

How do we cool ourselves sustainably in a warming planet?!

Check out this animation from @BBCWorld featuring our research @OxfordCooling @oxmartinschool @UniofOxford

#Cooling

https://t.co/36W6hLVokA

[Oxford Future of Cooling Programme @OxfordCooling]

How to make homes cooler without cranking up the air conditioning - our new article in The Conversation: https://t.co/HFFBeBGGCX via @ConversationUK
by @lizanafj and @Nic_Miranda
@UniofOxford @oxengsci @TheSmithSchool @oxmartinschool @EPGOxford @ActOnCooling @heathealth_info

[Allegra Stratton @AllegraStratton]

Better home ventilation, fans + window shutters but also radiant cooling panels + painting areas with ultra white light.

Oxford Uni’s @TheSmithSchool wants to focus minds on the extreme heat to come.

Right now, they believe UK “dangerously unprepared” https://t.co/cvWpqrwcP7