In this public, livestreamed debate, Science|Business will bring together leading figures from the worlds of policy, science and industry to reflect on the outcomes from Glasgow, and to discuss their implications for European science and technology in the months ahead.
The COP26 Climate Change conference brings the leaders of the world together in the UK, in the most important meeting since Paris in 2015.This event, held 2 weeks after the conference has concluded, will reflect on progress made at the conference, and ask what next for the UK.
From seatbelts to smoking, there are a wealth of examples of significant behaviour change in our recent past. What can we learn from them when it comes to decarbonising homes?
What can we learn from those at the cutting edge - the people already deep in the world of decarbonising homes?
This event will look at how manufacturers can gather, process and present data from the factory in sufficient detail to give customers visibility of their orders.
Join Nesta's panel of experts as we explore how national and local approaches might work together on the journey to net zero.
This seminar will explore the potential of the European hydrogen and the role it will play in achieving a carbon neutral economy by 2050.
The theme of CASE’s stalls is ”Clean Energy Revolution – the future is now” where the latest research going on at QUB and UU around renewable energy and related sustainable solutions will be shared with the public.
This event will give an account of Translink’s actions to revolutionise and decarbonise NI’s public transport system, transitioning to renewable energy technologies and accelerating net zero emissions across their bus and train fleet and wider business by 2040.
The theme of CASE’s stalls is ”Clean Energy Revolution – the future is now” where the latest research going on at QUB and UU around renewable energy and related sustainable solutions will be shared with the public.
In this event, FST will explore how the grid needs to change and adapt to meet a decarbonising society.
UCEER, of which QUB is the leading UK member, is holding the first Global PhD Conference on ‘Engineering for Carbon Zero’ online this April.
