All papers will be peer reviewed before being accepted for presentation at the conference and published in the conference proceedings. Selected papers will also be published in special issues of prestigious international journals
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Main auditorium
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Main auditorium
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International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies (IJLCT) is an open-access, online only journal concerned with the application of technology to the challenges created by climate change, and is committed to facilitating the widest possible dissemination of high-quality research.
Future Cities and Environment aims to tackle the environmental impact of cities and challenges to their long-term sustainability, on both the local and global scale. Through high quality and multi-disciplinary research on developments being introduced in our existing cities, as well as those which could become reality in the cities of the future, the journal provides a forum for discussion on a more enlightened approach to city design.
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Main auditorium
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Amburn House
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Main auditorium
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The closest airport to Nottingham is the East Midlands Airport (EMA), which mainly serves national or short international connections. Travelling via the A453 road between East Midlands Airport and Nottingham takes approximately 25 minutes, depending on traffic, and is one of the easiest ways to get between the airport and the city.
Some directions on how to get to the campus from the airport and further information on the local transport system can be found below
Good links for bus travel to the University from East Midlands Airport can be found here – follow the link for the ‘Skylink’ service
Note that there are two Skylink buses – one will bring you to the Nottingham University campus (Skylink Nottingham) and the other to Nottingham City centre (Skylink Express, a lot faster). The bus timetables, fares and routes can be found here (you can download pdf files with the details): Timetables
If you use the faster Skylink Express option then you will need to travel from Nottingham city centre to the University
A taxi from the airport to the University campus will cost approximately £30 – £40 and will take around 20 minutes.
Details and links to some taxi companies can be found on this website
Booking a taxi in advance of your arrival is strongly advised.