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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 |
Chair: Dr. Rupert Wilmouth, Government Office for Science Panel: |
Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Energy Policy Panel - Questions and Answers | |
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Chair: Dr. Rupert Wilmouth, Government Office for Science Panel: In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
Chair: Dr. Ruchi Choudhary, University of Cambridge Panel: |
Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Energy Systems Panel - Questions and Answers | |
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Chair: Dr. Ruchi Choudhary, University of Cambridge Panel: In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
Alan Turing Institute Energy Summit | Big Data and Measurement Panel | |
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Chair: Professor Lynn Gladden, University of Cambridge Panel: |
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: In this session, the panel takes questions from the audience. |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |