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Co Created Futures Conference - Intros and Materials session

Co-created Futures Conference, 3rd December, Introductions, Keynore and Materials Session: Featured Speakers: Abigail Herron Abigail leads Aviva Investors’ work on environmental, social and governance focused strategic partnerships within the award-winning sustainable finance centre for excellence. She also fosters innovative thinking by developing approaches to frontier ESG themes. Abigail leads the workstream focusing on antibiotic resistance and biodiversity. During her 16 years in responsible investment Abigail has worked on the A to Z of ESG topics - from aviation emissions to zero-hour contracts. She has deep experience with the creation, launch, management and distribution of funds. From the early pioneers such as the CIS sustainable leaders range, now the Royal London sustainable world funds, and the £2.2Bn Friends Life Stewardship Funds, to contemporary funds. She also has deep, practical knowledge of integration and data, net zero plans, sustainability reporting, TCFD etc. Dr Samira Malekmohammadi Application Scientist at the Henry Royce Institute, Samira’s work bridges cutting-edge chemistry and industrial application. At CEAMS (Centre of Expertise in Advanced Materials and Sustainability), she helps businesses commercialise sustainable materials and rethink their processes for a greener future. CEAMS is a powerful collaboration between RDA, CPI, Royce, HVM Catapult, MTC, NCC, NPL, and the University of Manchester - making world-class expertise accessible to UK businesses. ♻️ Dr Torik Holmes Hallsworth Research Fellow at the Sustainable Consumption Institute, Torik presented the Everyday Flexible Plastic Packaging Recycling Assembly - a bold initiative uniting SMEs, multinationals, academia, and government to tackle the UK’s 895,000-tonne flexible plastic challenge. 🧪 Dr Chris Egan Morriss EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellow in the Department of Materials and Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Christopher’s research explored how bacteria like Shewanella oneidensis can recover copper nanoparticles from industrial wastewater offering a breakthrough in green chemistry and metal recycling.