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Resources

Take a look at our latest resources

3 degrees of Change

Three Degrees Of Change

Hot Reality

The Hot Reality: Living in a +50C World

Front page

Sustainable and Resilient Cold-Chains: The 2050 Imperative

Resources

India's third agricultural revolution

Resources

A Cool World

Defining the energy conundrum of cooling.

Resources

Clean Cold

Global goals


Journals

 

 

Rural Cooling Needs Assessment towards Designing Community Cooling Hubs: Case Studies from Maharashtra, India

 

The technical, economic, and environmental feasibility of a bioheat-driven adsorption cooling system for food cold storing: A case study of Rwanda


About us

The impact of global warming on humanity is multifaceted, a future of increasingly severe heatwaves will see a rise in the demand for cooling appliances. The need for food refrigeration and vaccine storage will reap both health, social and financial benefits.

      Our mission

      CSC research is focused on the post-harvest practices, storage and distribution of food and other cold chain goods such as vaccines. Technology and solutions aim to be renewable, develop skills, have financial incentives and can be commercialised and accessible.

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