Joel Howarth

Keywords Pyrolysis, Live plant, Biomass, Char, Tar, Light gas Original Publication Citation Safdari, M-S., M. Rahmati, E. Amini, J. E. Howarth, J. P. Berryhill, M. Dietenberger, D. R. Weise, and T. H. Fletcher, “Characterization of Pyrolysis Products from Fast Pyrolysis of Live and Dead Vegetation,” Fuel, 229, 151-166 (2018).

Last week, we finally got the nominations for the 2022 Academy Awards, the biggest event in any film fans diary. In this piece, I will be looking through some of the people who may feel unlucky not to be getting glammed up on the 27th March. As a disclaimer, these snubs may not necessarily be films/people that I wanted to see in the lineup. Just ones that will feel aggrieved at not having a nomination.

Based on Alice Oseman’s beloved graphic novels, Netflix’s bite-sized adaptation of Heartstopper continues to kick the door wide open for queer stories on the small screen. In the same vain as Young Royals and Dear Victor, Heartstopper’s exploration of queer teen romance is just as endearing, if not made more real and lovable by some incredible performances by Joe Locke and Kit Connor who play the show’s main high-school sweethearts.