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Click here for the full "In Search of 'Good' Energy Policy" Seminar Series Videos and Audios |
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This series explores what constitutes a ‘good’ policy, conditioned not only by technology and financial factors but also by social norms and values, institutions, geopolitics, public trust and history. Each seminar will address a case ranging from pipelines and nuclear energy to environmental regulation and market design. A part of the In Search of 'Good' Energy Policy - Energy@Cambridge Grand Challenge |
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Chair: Dr. Rupert Wilmouth, Government Office for Science Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. audience. |
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Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Energy Policy Panel - Questions and Answers |
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Chair: Dr. Rupert Wilmouth, Government Office for Science Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. audience. In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
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Chair: Dr. Ruchi Choudhary, University of Cambridge Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. |
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Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Energy Systems Panel - Questions and Answers |
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Chair: Dr. Ruchi Choudhary, University of Cambridge Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
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Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Big Data and Measurement Panel |
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Chair: Professor Lynn Gladden, University of Cambridge Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. |
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Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Big Data and Measurement Panel - Questions and Answers |
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Chair: Professor Lynn Gladden, University of Cambridge Panel: Invited users (and potential users) from industry, government and stakeholder groups discuss the challenges encountered in the energy section dealing with big data diverse datasets. Further discussion introduced potential areas where the work of the Alan Turing Institute could have a high impact on the energy sector. In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
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Self-healing Concrete: Livia Souza, Department of Engineering |
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Livia Souza, Department of Engineering, PhD candidate, University of Engineering, discusses her research on self-healing concrete in short video clip as a part of the Parliamentary investigation in to disruptive innovation. #NewEnergyTech |
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Energy Efficient Superconductors Energy Storage: Sophia Taylor, Department of Physics |
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Sophia Taylor, Department of Physics, PhD candidate, University of Cambridge, discusses her research on superconductors in a 30 second video as a part of the Parliamentary investigation in to disruptive innovation. #NewEnergyTech |
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Supercapacitors Energy Storage: Thanuja Galhena, Department of Engineering |
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Thanuja Galhena, Department of Engineering, PhD candidate, University of Cambridge, discusses her research highlights on supercacitos as a part of the Parliamentary investigation in to disruptive innovation. #NewEnergyTech |
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Next Generation Solar Cells: Jesse Allardice, Department of Physics |
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Jesse Allardice, Department of Physics, PhD candidate, University of Cambridge, discusses his research as a part of the Parliamentary investigation in to disruptive innovation. #NewEnergyTech |
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We have to make the solar work because it is the only abundant source of energy. Producing a coating that can seat on top of a standard silicon solar cell to increase the efficiency of solar energy could significantly improve solar technology. Credit: World Economic Forum |
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World Economic Forum 2016, Self-healing concrete for low-carbon infrastructure, Prof. Abir Al-Tabbaa |
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If we designed concrete structures to look after themselves, they could last longer, use far less concrete and be cost-efficient while reducing carbon emission and environmental damage. The answer and the promise lie in self-healing materials, says Abir Al Tabbaa. Credit: World Economic Forum |
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The widespread adoption of super conductors is crucial for a carbon reduced future. How do we accelerate this process? Suchitra Sebastian illustrates the scientific challenges and opportunities of these complex quantum objects. Credit: World Economic Forum |
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In the future carbon footprint reduction could be achieved by harnessing the power of the Internet of Things: Markus Kraft illustrates the first version of a network of virtual avatars used in an industrial park in Singapore. Credit: World Economic Forum |
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World Economic Forum 2016, Davos Hub Culture Interview with Dr. Suchitra Sebastian |
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Working on quantum materials and carrying out fundamental research on these materials, Dr. Suchitra Sebastian discusses the exciting properties of superconductors - transporting electricity with no energy loss and hence hold great promise for energy saving applications. Credit: Hub Culture |