Past Events

Are you interested in creating an impact from your research?

An insightful webinar hosted by the Reef-UKC Research Network, where we will explore sustainable and renewable-powered cooling solutions.

If you’re a researcher, early-career professional, or industry enthusiast looking to deepen your expertise in hydrogen technology and its role in the net-zero transition, this is your opportunity.

Registration Fee: £130 (Grants available for PhD/postdocs/early-career researchers)

Part of the Cambridge Festival 2025

Future Roads is an EU H2020 MSCA COFUND Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme intended to foster excellence in researchers' training, mobility and career development in advanced research into the digital and sustainable transformation of road networks. The programme has 25 industry partners.

Save the date for what has become one of THE most unmissable events in the public policy calendar. Booking opens in January 2025.

The Bennett Institute for Public Policy Annual Conference has become a highlight of the public policy calendar for hundreds of policymakers, commentators, and researchers.

This is a competition open to students, researchers and start-ups to pitch their ideas to solve sustainability challenges, for a chance to get funding and further support from Siemens to develop their idea.

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​Join us for this lunchtime event to explore the resources to support researchers in developing breakthrough innovations and navigating their entrepreneurial journey.

Part of the Cambridge Festival 2025

Royce is the UK’s national institute for advanced materials research and innovation. Royce provides researchers with funding and open access facilities at the University of Cambridge, with the aim is to drive the development of energy-efficient materials.

Welcome to the Perovskite Solar Cells: Reliability and Measurement Standards Workshop! Join us for an exciting day of discussions and presentations at the Clarendon Laboratory, Martin Wood Lecture Theatre in Oxford, UK.

Speaker: Ive Hermans, UW-Madison, Department of Chemistry, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Wisconsin Energy Institute, Madison, Wisconsin, USA