CERES Research Repository
Welcome to the CERES, the Cranfield Collection of E-Research provided by Cranfield Library Services. CERES contains research undertaken at Cranfield University including journal pre-prints and peer-reviewed journal reprints, digital Theses and Dissertations, book chapters, working papers and technical reports. All items in CERES are full-text. Some items are subject to a publisher embargo but these can be individually requested from the author who may supply a copy at their discretion.
NB: Masters theses are in a separate Masters Theses Archive and are currently only available to members of the University.
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Zhang, Hanwen; Fotouhi, Abbas; Auger, Daniel J.; Lowe, Matt
(MDPI, 2024-03-01)
Maintaining batteries within a specific temperature range is vital for safety and efficiency, as extreme temperatures can degrade a battery’s performance and lifespan. In addition, battery temperature is the key parameter ...
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Sakrabani, Ruben
(Frontiers, 2024-03-01)
Food security is a growing challenge related to an increasing global population.
The agricultural sector is key for a secure supply of food but relies up to 50%
on mineral fertilisers to meet crop nutrient demands. As ...
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Anastasiadi, Maria; Collings, Emma; Araujo, Nicolas; Terry, Leon
(FapUNIFESP (SciELO), 2024-02-02)
Polysaccharide coating is a biodegradable alternative to conventional packings used for delaying senescence in vegetables. This work investigated the properties of cassava and chitosan biopolymeric film and its use as ...
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Bishop, George; Duffy, Colm; Prudhomme, Rémi; Cowie, Annette; O’Donoghue, Cathal; Cain, Michelle; Lanigan, Gary J.; Styles, David
(Springer Nature, 2024-02-28)
The identification of agriculture and land use configurations that achieve net zero (NZ) greenhouse gas emissions is critical to inform appropriate land use and food policy, yet national NZ targets lack consistent definitions. ...
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Lin, Chenhui; Li, Boyuan; Siampis, Efstathios; Longo, Stefano; Velenis, Efstathios
(MDPI, 2024-02-28)
This paper presents the development of path-tracking control strategies for an over-actuated autonomous electric vehicle. The vehicle platform is equipped with four-wheel steering (4WS) as well as torque vectoring (TV) ...
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