Past Events

CSaP Policy Fellow Howard Covington is giving the first EPRG Energy & Environment Seminar of the Easter term 2015.

The UK, along with the rest of the world, is facing an unprecedented set of challenges: a rapid transition to a low carbon energy system, climate change, technological advancement and demographic change to name but a few. Each will have profound implications for our economy, communities and environment.

“Resistive Switching Memory Devices Based on TaOx Thin Films”
Prof. Jen-Sue Chen
Department of Materials Science and Engineering, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
http://www.mse.ncku.edu.tw/people/bio.php?PID=29

Speakers:

Mark Claydon-Smith (Manufacturing the Future lead, EPSRC)
Dave Wright (Manufacturing Head, Innovate)
Chris Rider (Large Area Electronics Director, EPSRC CIM)

Speaker:  Professor Yi Cui (Stanford University)

Speaker:  Professor Yi Cui (Stanford University)

The Institute of Physics is pleased to anounce its 3 Minute Wonder event.
Researchers will explain their current research in 3 minutes to an audience of non-specialist scientists.

Energy is constantly in the news.  Whether it is power prices, the prospect of blackouts, dependency on uncertain sources of supply or concerns about climate change, the debate rages.  Pressure groups, industry and politicians all try to gain the public’s ear with competing claims.  There is, however, a consensus between Governmen

The University of Cambridge is hosting a symposium showcasing new research on microalgae coming from the UK and further afield, via collaborative projects.

Cambridge Forum for Sustainability and the Environment, the Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP) and the Energy@Cambridge Initiative are co-hosting a Science Festival evening event where panel of distinguished speakers will talk about their vision for a sustainable city and how increased connectivity and the flow of resources, people a