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The James Webb Telescope is opening a new dimension of research as it enables us to detect molecules in the atmosphere of some of these planets. This talk will bring us up to date with the latest findings.

This event offers an insight on a route to Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme (ESOS) and your legal obligations. This includes an energy saving practical example, carbon reduction and routes to net zero as well as case studies highlighting real life winners.

Watch our 2023 A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize winner, Professor Rachel McKendry deliver her virtual lecture.

Are you curious about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is affecting legal and reputational risk? ai event listing

RAF planes in the Battle of Britain used new technology in aircraft construction, and more powerful engines. Stressed skin monoplanes, like the Spitfire, replaced biplanes made of wood, fabric and wire. The light alloys used to build the new aircraft were manufactured on German machinery.

This presentation considers the natural scientific and chance events which allowed first simple, and then, complex life to appear and evolve into human life on Earth and the scientific likelihood of a similar, or equivalent, chain of events occurring elsewhere, including ‘chance events’ such as mass extinctions, Mitochondrial Eve, etc.

This talk will lead you from the origins of our Nuclear heritage and the race for a deterrent through to the development of civil nuclear power generation, reprocessing and the current engineering challenges associated with decommissioning of the nuclear legacy.