Research Collaboration Index · 2026
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Strongest in Environmental Science, at #6 in the world.
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Lenton is one of the world's foremost authorities on climate tipping points, research that underpinned the 1.5C target and net zero commitments. He convened more than 200 researchers from over 90 organisations in 26 countries to deliver the Global Tipping Points Report, and now champions positive tipping points for accelerating decarbonisation.
Tyler is a world leading ecotoxicologist whose discoveries on endocrine disrupting chemicals in fish reshaped water quality regulation. His twenty year resurveys of English rivers, run with regulators and the water industry, showed feminisation of wild fish has fallen, and he co-directs sustainable aquaculture research with government partners.
Wall, appointed OBE for services to geoscience, is a global authority on rare earth elements and responsible sourcing of critical minerals. First female head of Camborne School of Mines, she leads the UKRI funded Critical Minerals Challenge Centre, connecting geology, industry and policy to secure materials for the energy transition.
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