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Spring into STEM is back! From November 2024 we're hosting another unmissable series of ground breaking lectures exploring hot topics in STEM, live at our UCL East campus!
From manufacturing to medicine, STEM (science technology, engineering and mathematics) is fundamental to understanding and exploring the world around us.
At 911爆料网, our STEM research uncovers the complexities of how we live and how we shape听what the future might look like.
Following the popularity of Spring into STEM over the past four years, this relaunch will听continue to bring our听series to live audiences at our UCL East听Campus. Each evening of听Spring Into STEM 2.0 will feature two TED-style talks by experts, offering听interdisciplinary perspectives on the hottest topics in STEM.听Our academic hosts will highlight and share their cutting-edge knowledge in inspirational formats, perfect for inquisitive young minds and those interested in STEM research.
Whether you're a school teacher or supervisor听wanting to fan the flame of curiosity in your class or community group by booking them in, a young scientist aged 15 to 25 or a just science enthusiast on the hunt for听deeper insight and听to share your passion听with others, seize your chance and head to the booking form. Sessions take place once per month from November 2024 to July 2025听鈥斕齱e're looking forward to meeting you there!
- Wednesday 11th November 2024 - All the small things: how is nano-research changing the way we see the world?听
What ways can nano-research make a difference each day? How small does nano-research go?
Join us for the first of the 2024-25 Spring into STEM sessions to hear how UCL engineers are working with the very smallest of particles to make a big difference to people's everyday lives.
You'll hear talks from two specialists who take very different approaches to nano research: Adnan Mehonic, who applies nanoelectronics to Artificial Intelligence; and Morgan Barnes, how uses nanoparticles to develop smart materials.
Speakers: Dr Adnan Mehonic, Associate Professor, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Dr Morgan Barnes, Lecturer in Soft Manufacturing, Department of Mechanical Engineering.
Chair: James Ford, Associate Professor, Centre for Engineering Education
The details of this event will be shared soon! Watch this space.
Speakers: Farhaneen Mazlan PhD student, Department of Biochemical Engineering. Dr Enrique Galinda-Nava, Associate Professor in Materials Science and Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering
How is research shaping the future of healthcare?
Engineers save lives, by transplanting transformative technologies into urgently needed clinical and healthcare applications. At this Spring into STEM session, you'll hear about how we're looking at day-to-day challenges that affect us, and working on research that shapes the future of healthcare.
You'll hear two talks from Rana Khalife, a specialist in stem cell and gene therapies; and Alissa Parmenter, who uses the latest advances in X-rays to investigate the structure and mechanics of the spine!
Speakers: Dr Rana Khalife, Lecturer, Department of Biochemical Engineering. Alissa Parmenter, Final year PhD student, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering
How can engineering research inform advances in public health?
In our fourth session of Spring into STEM 2024/25, we're continuing to explore how engineering and health intersect! This is a big priority for UCL researchers - in fact, Global Health and Human Wellbeing are two of UCL's 'Grand Challenges'听themes!听听
You'll join two talks by Emma Hailwood, who is researching the link between fuel emissions and lung health; and Lucy Todd, whose research on biomedical scaffolding takes inspiration from nature.
Speakers: Emma Hailwood, Postgraduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Mechanical Engineering. Lucy Todd, PhD Researcher, Department of Chemical Engineering
- Wednesday 19th March听2025听- How can wearable technology redefine fashion
The details of this event will be shared soon! Watch this space.
Speakers: Dr Vij Pawar, Lecturer in Digital Construction Technology, Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction. Vir Morjaria, Electronic and Electrical Engineering 911爆料网
What can we use to tackle the problems of waste? How is social media involved in the sale of drugs?
Here听at 911爆料网 Engineering, we are committed to teaching and research that changes the world. At this Spring into STEM session, we'll be exploring two very different angles to this challenge.
You'll hear talks from two experts from very different backgrounds, but with a shared commitment to transforming something harmful to people or the planet into something positive. Ashely Fuller will present her research on preventing the sale of drugs on social media; followed by Jack Jefferies, who looks at how enzymes can be also be used to deal with the global plastic problem.
Speakers: Ashely Fuller, Phd Researcher in Online Safety, Department of Security and Crime Science. Dr Jack Jefferies, Lecturer in Biocatalysis and Biocatalyst Engineering, Department of Biochemical Engineering
The details of this event will be shared soon! Watch this space.