Thank you for your interest in this research.
 

This survey is part of the SMART-Plant project, which is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 690323. For further information please go to the website http://smart-plant.eu
 

SMART-Plant uses low carbon techniques to recover materials that are otherwise lost. The aim of SMART-Plant is to optimise wastewater treatment, resource recovery, energy efficiency and reduction of greenhouse emissions. SMART-Plant aims to recover biopolymers, cellulose, fertilisers and intermediates. We are interested in finding out if these recovered cellulose products are viable options in the construction sector for insulation materials, and decking, for example. We wish to evaluate the attitudes of construction professionals to the products.
  

Individuals who take part in this research will not be asked to supply personal information and all responses will be anonymous. Responses will be aggregated and analysed at a group level, and individual responses will not be examined in isolation. Only authorised persons directly involved in this study will be able to access the data.
 

All data will be handled in accordance with GDPR regulations (2018) which ensures that all data which is collected as part of this research will be anonymised and stored confidentially. Participation is entirely voluntary and you are free to withdraw at any point up until the completion of the survey by simply exiting the browser page. Due to the anonymised nature of the data, once the survey has been completed it is likely that we will be unable to remove your data from the pool. Electronic data will be stored in a secure data file on a password protected computer for 5 years. The survey data will be analysed and written up as academic research.
 

The survey will take approximately 7 minutes to complete.

Those who complete the survey will be given the choice to enter a prize draw for a £50 Amazon draw.

  

If you have any questions at any time about the study, please contact Elaine Gallagher at Cranfield University. Email: elaine.gallagher@cranfield.ac.uk


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