J&E Hall has completed a project to design and build a dual-compartment cold room at Plymouth University to support cutting-edge research into climate change.
The cold room requires specialist lighting, ventilation and close temperature control. It features the work of Professor Camille Parmesan, a Nobel Prize winner and world-renowned conservation biologist, who is conducting research into the effects that climate change has on plant and insect life.
J&E Hall was chosen to carry out the work in a laboratory at the university after tendering through Sell2Plymouth.co.uk, a partnership between Plymouth's public sector buyers and private industry.
