Events

The power of combining Advanced Engineering with Plant Science! How robotics, automation and AI are revolutionising agriculture and horticulture and the food we eat!

Introducing the fundamental concepts around orbital debris and the challenges we face.

Helen Naylor returns to talk about the story of gin.

Many Local Authorities have declared that we are in a climate emergency. Many of their citizens  are using new technologies to reduce their personal carbon and energy  footprints. Many more citizens either don't care, find it confusing or even if they would like to contribute, they find it too expensive. There is no doubt that how we generate and use energy is in the process of disruption as new paradigms of technology alter our lives. This talk covers the new technologies available and the tools that a local authority  such as Suffolk County Council  have to nudge their citizens into doing the right thing for the planet.

Tracey Robbins, who is Head of UK Delivery, will outline the background to the Eden Project Morecambe and its aims. She will also outline what the visitor can expect and how it will interact with the community.

Lighting is vital to stage performances of all kinds, but - from the Renaissance to the 21st century – what technologies have been used to control it?

Point to point microwave radio systems have been in operation since the 1940s however in today’s world of fibre and satellite communications these fixed radio links often go unmentioned, despite their significant usage.