We are continually developing our programme, seeking to provide sessions covering a variety of subjects by speakers who enjoy working with an audience that can be relied upon to ask many questions. Please use the comment form to let us know if you would like to lead a session for us.
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Feb 17th. Artificial Intelligence. Dr Peter Lewis; University of Aston.
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomWe are entering into a world where many of the machines that we are developing, using, and working with on a day-to-day basis behave in ways that we neither understand nor can fully control. The complexity associated with so-called intelligent... Continue Reading →
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Digital Manufacturing, 3D Printing and robotics.
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomTodd Williams, University of Warwick and Printed Electronics Ltd. Todd Williams has a BSc in Mechanical Engineering, and an MBA in technological entrepreneurship. He has worked on jet engines for the F22, a structural test lab for the International Space Station,... Continue Reading →
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The great wave across Doggerland – how Britain survived the Storrega tsunami.
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomProfessor Robin Allaby, University of Warwick The Lost Landmass of Doggerland The North Sea floor was a landmass until about 8000 years ago called Doggerland, with Mesolithic communities and megafuana roaming freely. Sea levels rose episodically, and eventually tha land... Continue Reading →
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Toward a zero carbon future. Chris Goodall.
Chris Goodall’s recent book, What We Need To Do Now, presents an outline plan for a zero carbon Britain. He looks at energy supply, the food system, heavy industry, clothing and many other parts of the economy. The book tries to show... Continue Reading →
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5G Network pluses and minuses
Professor Steve Fergusson The talk covers the application, technology, safety and politics of 5G networks and the Internet of Things. Potential applications are legion, the technology is awesome, safety issues have spawned criminal actions and the politics have become geopolitical.... Continue Reading →
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Vitsoe factory visit is postponed (this date is just a placeholder)
Vitsoe Old Warwick Road, Royal Leamington Spa(this date is just a placeholder) Visit to the new factory of Vitsoe, featuring outstanding energy efficiency, along with graceful appearance. There's also an attractive museum of Braun products over the years. The visit will consist of a brief tour,... Continue Reading →
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Funding Research
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomLeah Fitzsimmons University of Birmingham
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Tracking Environmental Pollution
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomProfs Bob Lee and John Colbourne Globally, pollution kills three times more people than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined, accounting for one in four deaths in the poorest countries. How can polluters be so destructive in a world that has... Continue Reading →
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Biochar – the potential benefits
For our November Zoom meeting, Donna Udall will lead a discussion on “Biochar - the potential benefits” . The topic is of great relevance as the farming and horticultural community seeks ways to improve the soil in the light of... Continue Reading →
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Can we make a realistic and ethical laboratory model of chronic lung infection?”
On line via Zoom App Riverside Walk, Adelaide Rd, Leamington Spa, United KingdomDr Freya Harrison, School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick Freya uses her background in microbiology and evolutionary ecology to research how bacterial pathogens interact and evolve during chronic infections. She is especially interested in the long-lived, biodiverse lung infections... Continue Reading →
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Whatever have glial cells done for us?
Online via ZoomProf Nick Dale, Ted Pridgeon Professor of Neuroscience, School of Life Sciences University of Warwick. Nick studies chemical signalling in the central nervous system, with particular interests in: developing biosensor technologies to measure neurotransmitter release in real time, the control... Continue Reading →