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Emma Campbell is a Research Fellow at Queen’s University Belfast’s School of Natural and Built Environment, specialising in sustainable and resilient systems design. She leads projects on circular economy, climate regeneration, and nature-based solutions, collaborating with Belfast City Council and international partners. Her work integrates transdisciplinary approaches to address climate and biological emergencies.
- PhD: Sustainable Built Environment (QUB, 2021)
Research focuses on circularity in urban infrastructure, co-design methodologies, and climate adaptation strategies. Notable projects include the UPSURGE initiative (EU Horizon 2020) and the Future Island-Island project (AHRC Green Transition Ecosystem). Awards include the 2023 Citizenship & Outreach Award and 2024 Associate Fellowship in Higher Education.
Publications span topics like urban agriculture, climate transition pathways, and architectural education reform. Active in policy advisory roles (Belfast Climate Commission) and teaching at QUB’s Architecture programs. Key grants include £10M+ in EU/UKRI funding for supply chain resilience and circular economy initiatives.
