Past Events

UCCRI Early Career Researcher Programme

Speaker: Dr Pablo Salas (Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge)

The Cambridge University Energy Network is looking forward to seeing you at their 3rd annual Energy Conference.

From energy generation to energy storage to less energy hungry IT: the CETC invites you to an overview of cutting edge energy research and technology based in Cambridge. 

Confirmed speakers:

Dr Dilek Ozgit, CSO, co-founder Zinenergy

Power to the Internet of Things

The In Search of ‘Good’ Energy Policy CRASSH seminar is given by Lauren Stabler, Global Sustainability Institute (GSI), Anglia Ruskin University, on UK heat transition.

This aims to be an interactive forum for the international biophotoelectrochemistry community to integrate together lessons from whole cell and protein-based solar energy conversion systems and map out how the field can be pushed forward both fundamentally and in an applied sense.

Africans in STEM Symposium is a platform for Africans involved in STEM and STEM-related disciplines to connect, share ideas and create collaborations. This platform is open to people who identify as African or of African descent, and people who work on or are interested in African issues.

This will be an interdisciplinary and highly interactive meeting, designed to inspire new ways of addressing the challenges of food security at a practical level. By convening a diversity of subject experts and allowing time for meaningful discussions, we aim to generate novel, practical solutions.

Erwin and the SFN team warmly welcome all SFN members to the 7th annual SFN symposium. The aim of this forum is to provide a congenial setting for SFN members to meet and discuss the latest advances in the field of solar-driven fuels research.

Christian Doppler Symposium on Solar Fuels, taking place on the 27th March 2019 at the University of Cambridge

Artificial photosynthesis is a process that converts solar energy into a renewable fuel, a so-called solar fuel. This rapidly developing and growing area addresses a global challenge of the 21st century: the transition from a fossil fuel-based to a sustainable economy.