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SUMMARY:CAVForth Autonomous Bus Design Jam Tickets
DESCRIPTION:As part of the CAVForth project Stagecoach East Scotland and Edinburgh Napier University will be hosting an open Design Jam on the 12th October in central Edinburgh. The goal is to bring together 60+ members of the public (all with different view points and transport needs) to co-design the UK’s first autonomous bus service alongside our project partners\, researchers and decision makers. \nAny groups or individuals that are interested or would like to bring a different perspective to this event are welcome to register. We aim to make the day engaging\, fun and fully accessible\, and can reimburse reasonable travel costs on request. \nhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/cav-forth-autonomous-bus-design-jam-tickets-70899407035
URL:https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research/event/cavforth-autonomous-bus-design-jam-tickets/
LOCATION:Apex Waterloo Place Hotel\, 23-27 Waterloo Place\, Edinburgh\, EH1 3BG
CATEGORIES:Other
ORGANIZER;CN="Steven Russell":MAILTO:Steven.Russell@StagecoachBus.com
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SUMMARY:The National Biofilm Innovation Centre - Sighthill meeting
DESCRIPTION:Dr Katerina Steventon\, Senior Innovation Consultant from  The National Biofilm Innovation Centre  is coming over to ENU Sighhill Campus Monday  30th of September 1300 till 2.30pm (room to be confirmed) \nThe National Biofilms Innovation Centre is an Innovation Knowledge Centre (IKC) jointly funded by the BBSRC\, Innovate UK\, and the Hartree Centre. The NBIC aim to connect  scientists specialising in Biofilms across the UK\, and to provide a mechanism for industrial partners to explore their unmet needs with NBIC researchers . With NBIC roadmapping sessions and conferences\, they aim to facilitate the exchange of problems \, solutions and ideas in the biofilms sector. Through their PhD and Post-Doc programs\, NBIC will nurture researchers to grow their expertise . NBIC will also provide entrepreneur training to our researchers to help them better understand  the commercial environment  and encourage the start-up of Micro and SME businesses. \nThe School of Applied Science has form links with the National Biofilm Innovation Centre and the University is now a member of the NBIC. This allows us to have a access to different resources and has a great opportunity for funding calls via the NBIC. More information:  https://biofilms.ac.uk/category/open-funding-calls/ \nNational Biofilm Innovation Centre \nKaterina is keen to learn more on the kind of research that is taking place in the University that links with the NBIC wide remits and industry. \nIf you would like to attend the meeting please contact: \nNina Hakanpaa n.hakanpaa@napier.ac.uk \nor \nSimone Dallas  s.Dallas@napier.ac.uk
URL:https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research/event/the-national-biofilm-innovation-centre-sighthill-meeting/
LOCATION:Sighthill Campus\, Sighthill Court\, Edinburgh\, EH11 4BN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Other
ORGANIZER;CN="Nina Hakanpaa":MAILTO:n.hakanpaa@napier.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Dr Neil Shearer to deliver Presidential Address
DESCRIPTION:Dr Neil Shearer\, of Edinburgh Napier University\, will deliver the Presidential Address “Materials @ Napier” at the Scottish Association for Metals on Tuesday 24th September 2019. \nDating back to 1892\, the Association is the learned society and professional institution for metallurgists and materials technologists in Scotland. It organises a programme of technical meetings and visits to inform and update those working in manufacturing industries\, education and training about current developments and practices in materials technology. \nFind out more about the Association and its work here.
URL:https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research/event/dr-neil-shearer-to-deliver-presidential-address/
LOCATION:Room B2\, Edinburgh Napier University\, Merchiston Campus\, Colinton Road\, Edinburgh\, EH10 5DT
CATEGORIES:Other
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SUMMARY:Energy Storage & Innovation: Delivering a Clean Transition in Scotland
DESCRIPTION:You are cordially invited to join us for the Annual Energy Storage meeting  hosted jointly by the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP)\, the Centre for Innovation in Energy Storage (CIES) and the Scottish Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (SHFCA) on Friday 7th June 2019. This year the Energy Storage meeting will be hosted by the University of St Andrews. \nTopic:                    Energy Storage & Innovation: Delivering a Clean Transition in Scotland \nDate:                     Friday 7th June 2019 \nTime:                    Registration from 09:00\, Event 09:30 – 17:00 \nVenue:                 Purdie Building\, University of St Andrews\, St Andrews\, KY16 9ST \nThis meeting will bring together a selection of speakers from Scottish industry and academia who will highlight the progress being made in Scotland’s drive towards meeting the ambitious targets of the Scottish Energy Strategy. In particular the speakers will highlight the challenges their areas face in delivering Scotland’s Energy Needs. Confirmed speakers include Karen Turner of University of Strathclyde\, Reuben Carr of Ingenza\, Jon Clipsham of EMEC and Veronica Noone of Scottish Enterprise.  The full programme is available at the ETP website. \nThis event is free to attend\, participants can see the event details and register at the ETP website: https://www.etp-scotland.ac.uk/NewsandEvents/Events/ETPSHFCAEvent2019.aspx . \nThis year\, we would like to highlight a special ETP-sponsored poster session open to all students working on all aspects of  Energy Storage.  Cash prizes will be awarded to the best posters on the day. \nPlease can you forward this message to any colleagues who you feel would like to attend this meeting. For any enquiries about this CIES-ETP-SHFCA Energy Storage meeting please feel free to contact me at slj2@st-andrews.ac.uk \nKind regards\, \nSneh \nDr Sneh L. Jain\nBusiness Development Manager\nEnergy Technology Partnership\nSchool of Chemistry\, Purdie Building  North Haugh  St Andrews  KY16 9ST\nTel:  +44 (0)1334 46 3895  mob:+44(0)7846862678  slj2@st-andrews.ac.uk  www.etp-scotland.ac.uk \n 
URL:https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research/event/energy-storage-innovation-delivering-a-clean-transition-in-scotland/
LOCATION:Purdie Building\, University of St Andrews\, St Andrews\, KY16 9ST
CATEGORIES:Other
ORGANIZER;CN="Sneh L Jain":MAILTO:slj2@st-andrews.ac.uk
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SUMMARY:Energy Review 2019: global megatrends and opportunities for UK plc
DESCRIPTION:The School of Engineering and the Built Environment staff are invited to the annual Energy Review event with the President of the Energy Institute\, Malcolm Brinded\, CBE FREng FEI.  \nThe world’s population is expected to hit ten billion in the second half of this century\, up from 7.5 billion today. More than two thirds of the global population will live in urban centres by 2050\, up from just over half today. And global average temperature could increase by 4+ degrees Celsius without major action to reduce emissions – with the Paris commitment of 2oC and the IPCC recommended limit of 1.5oC looking very tough to achieve. \nPopulation growth\, mass urbanisation and climate change – global megatrends are shaping the world in which we live\, with unprecedented implications for governments\, industries and wider society. \nHow do we turn these global challenges into opportunities – and build a world in which everyone\, irrespective of where they live\, has access to affordable\, reliable and sustainable energy?  \nIt calls for tremendous ingenuity across the global energy system\, not least in the UK – an early mover in decarbonising our own energy system\, and home to significant technological capabilities and some promising solutions for the future\, which could flourish in serving these emerging global markets.  \nMalcolm will draw on more than four decades of personal and professional experiences as Board Director of Royal Dutch Shell plc\, together with his perspective at the helm of Energy Institute\, to explore how these megatrends are driving the global energy transition and the opportunities for UK plc. \nBook your Place: \nFor further details\, or to book a place\, please contact:\nGary Howorth (Hon. Secretary) gary.howorth@energy-redefined.com \nIt is anticipated that this event shall be popular\, so please confirm your place early.
URL:https://blogs.napier.ac.uk/scebe-research/event/energy-review-2019-global-megatrends-and-opportunities-for-uk-plc/
LOCATION:Lindsay Stewart Lecture Theatre\, Edinburgh Napier University\, Craiglockhart Campus\, 219 Colinton Road\, Edinburgh\, EH14 1DJ
CATEGORIES:Other
ORGANIZER;CN="Gary Howorth":MAILTO:gary.howorth@energy-redefined.com
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