This talk will discuss the role of the Internet of Things, specifically sensor-based technologies, in both providing data to better understand resource usage for optimization and reduction, as well as providing ground truths to track those targets are being met.
This event will set the scene for the Academy’s forthcoming activities to support diversity and inclusion in engineering, including the annual Diversity and Inclusion conference on 15 March 2022.
In September 2021, the UK Government published the National AI Strategy. Part of this Strategy is to support the transition to an AI-enabled economy. In this event, FST will look at how AI technologies are being deployed now in the public and private sectors, and expectations for the coming years. [...]
Join QUB for a panel discussion where you will hear from experts about why the City Deal is a very Big Deal!
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 conference focuses on priorities for energy policy in Northern Ireland, including aims for decarbonising the energy sector by 2050, the way forward for the energy market and energy suppliers, looking at regulation, competition, reliability, and affordability and core challenges around fuel poverty and security of supply
This event will explore the digital technologies and associated Systems across supply chains. Specifically, technologies that can drive and enable opportunities for new products or variants.
Join DASA, ESA and the Royal Academy of Engineering for an informal lunch and learn about engineering and technology funding and support . An opportunity for entrepreneurs, SMEs and researchers to meet with representatives from DASA, ESA and the Royal Academy of Engineering. Learn about funding and wider support available [...]
Our intent is to build a strong, competitive economy that helps Northern Ireland compete on the global stage, attract investment and stimulate innovation and creativity.
The agenda of this event focuses specifically on issues in Ireland and will assess priorities for R&I, including measures outlined in the consultation on a National Research and Innovation Strategy.
This event will explore how the application of digital technology may improve production quality directly or reduce the time involved in ensuring quality through management and data sharing activity.
This years Academy’s annual diversity and inclusion conference will convene the engineering community to accelerate understanding and adoption of what works in diversity and inclusion (D&I).
