Past Events

Chemistry Showcase is an annual celebration of the Chemistry going on in our Department: all our second year graduate students present a poster and all third years give a talk in one of five RIG based Symposia, the poster sessions and drinks receptions. Everybody, from Faculty to postdocs to PhD and MPhil students, is invited to attend whichever

*Please note: this event is only open to current staff and postgraduate students of the University of Cambridge.

Please join us for a webinar on Trial two of National Grid’s EQUINOX Project.

This is an opportunity to meet your peers outside your immediate research group or discipline, to further understanding, collaboration, and engagement across the West Cambridge site in a relaxed environment. All locations and sectors are welcome!

After a successful debut event at Imperial College London earlier this year, a new edition of the Royce workshop on Entrepreneurship will be taking place at the University of Oxford.

Dr Simon Harrison FREng, Group Head of Strategy at Mott MacDonald, co-chaired the National Engineering Policy Centre (NEPC) Working Group delivering the report on ‘Rapid decarbonisation of the GB electricity system’ which was published in July 2024.

Cambridge Centre for Data-Driven Discovery (C2D3) seeks to create an interdisciplinary data science and AI community for Early Career Researchers (ECRs) and students, as a place for supporting researchers and their ideas, sharing solutions and networking. 

Innovate UK are delighted to co-run this years GRIPS 2024 event with the British Plastics Federation.

Register: https://iuk.ktn-uk.org/events/global-research-and-innovation-in-plastics...

Registration page for Calorics 2024, 16-18 September 2024, organised by Xavier Moya, Mengfan Guo and Neil Mathur.

A Gala Dinner will be held on Tuesday, 17th September. To include this in your registration, please select from ‘Additional Items’ and add 'Gala Dinner' for an additional fee of £80.00.

Keynote speakers

Professor Sir Peter Bruce FRS, Chief Scientist of the Faraday Institution and Wolfson Professor of Materials at the University of Oxford