Events

The current status of 5G has made mobile network operators hesitant to invest in 6G in 2030. This presents an opportunity to advance 6G as a solution to 5G's challenges while minimising costs

The lecture will cover Sellafield's history, its past role in nuclear power, its importance today, and how science, technology, and innovation (including robotics and artificial intelligence) are help

This talk explores Frugal AI as both an architectural philosophy and a practical framework for machine learning systems that are significantly more efficient without sacrificicing performance.

The world’s first airborne radar took to the skies on a flight in 1937 and by 1939, the RAF had access to operational systems which made a major contribution to the allied war effort.

This talk explores some technological innovations, deployment challenges, and the policy frameworks driving adoption of Hydrogen and Carbon Capture to achieve Net-Zero emission.

This lecture reviews the contributions of British engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs to the worldwide network of undersea cables that today carry 99% of international telecommunications traffic.

This lecture looks at the current status of cochlear implants and the direction of future research, both into future implants and approaches to addressing hearing loss.