Events

This talk is a description of how our understanding of the factors affecting Earth's temperature developed through the 19th Century, following the insights of Fourier, Tyndall, Langley and Arrhenius.

The talk will explore what is needed to develop and deliver autonomous systems at the pace and scale demanded by modern Defence

Microplastics: What are they? Where are they? Are they impacting you? What can we do about them? Join us to hear the latest information about this invisible, but global pollutant.

This presentation explores the forensic investigation of firearm offenses, focusing on internal, external, and terminal ballistics and the examination of incident scenes to record and recover evidence

Bringing higher sound quality to music lovers. A fireside chat with Keith Howard and Bob Stuart, exploring the interplay between audio engineering, human auditory science and real world challenges.

This lecture looks at the role of Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations in modern contemporary warfare and explains how forces need to exploit it to survive.

From reactive to proactive: discover how cyber defence is evolving, the role of skills and culture, and what it means for engineers and the next generation of talent development (Doors at 6pm).

What actually happens to the rubbish in your recycling bin? Does recycling make sense, environmentally and economically? How much is just greenwash? How might we do things better?

Optical fibre is essential for all the high speed internet services we all use every day. This lecture will describe the pioneering BT research into optical fibre over the last sixty years.