Events

Electrification of aviation will be central to achieve ambitious environmental targets for the reduction of carbon emission, fuel burn and noise. This presentation will focus on the system design, control, and fault protection for cryogenic and superconducting DC distribution networks. The lecture itself will be between 40 minutes and 1 hour with time for questions and discussion at the end. Usually our lectures are finished by 8:30pm.

Dr Ian Goodall will present the story of the invention of DNA fingerprinting.

Focus on awareness of technologies that are not yet fully developed but could have a significant impact when they are.

The Electricity at Work Regulations call out a number of hazards that could cause death or personal injury when working around electricity.

This is the story of the development of a tractor which would set the Guinness World Record for speed over a distance of 1 Kilometre

This webinar will showcase engineering research at Edinburgh University.

In this talk, a number of the UK’s leading quantum companies will describe their journey to turn science experiment into saleable product.

Vaccines have been instrumental in improving life expectancy throughout the world. Have you ever thought how vaccines are manufactured at large scale in an affordable way? If you would like to know more about how this is done join us for this talk.