Events

Discovery to Tie-Back: The Future of North Sea Gas

Steve Conn will tell us about the MEDCOM System , a critical cold war military communications network.

How are satellite communications moving toward a mass consumer deployment, fully integrated into more traditional telecommunications networks?

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

This talk, by Russell Whitworth looks beneath the hype of Chat GPT and Large Language Models from an engineering perspective

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

Ian Goodall will tell us about Frederick Banting who discovered insulin and helped to save countless lives.

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?

The cochlear implant is arguably the most successful electronic prosthesis ever to enter clinical service, with over one million severe to profoundly deaf adult or paediatric recipients.

Skynet is the UK military communications satellite system linking British forces throughout the world.

Our speaker, Geoff Saunders, signed on as crew of a sailing ship in Panama and headed out into the Pacific, learning the ropes, steering by the stars and studying navigation while under sail.