These are external conferences only
Taking place in just under 2 week’s time, this year’s Scottish Resources Conference promises to be an invaluable gathering of experts and thought leaders focusing on the milestone regulations and frameworks coming into play across Scotland. We’ll have two important voices in the Scottish Government speaking at the Conference, and …
This event will be held at the Reichel and Pontio Buildings of the Bangor University, Bangor, North Wales, UK from the 29 August to 02 September 2023. This is the place to meet top experts and established scientists in the field, discuss the recent developments and significant gaps in thermophile research, exchange new concepts …
07-08 Feb 22, Norwich, Abstract deadline: 4 Oct 21 Microbes are the organisms primarily responsible for degrading, modifying and producing Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds (BVOCs), which are: Responsible for altering the climate and atmosphere Sources of energy, carbon, nitrogen and sulfur Signalling molecules Stress protectants Biomarkers Valuable for biotechnology This …
27 July 2021; 5:30pm – 6:45pm Part of the CIWEM Pollution digital series. The first speaker will look at a case study of in situ treatment of brownfield sites contaminated with the emerging contaminant, Perfluoroalkyl substance, PFAS plume using direct push injection of colloidal activated carbon. The second speaker will …
2 July 2021 – Third Annual International Conference Contributions are invited from researchers, academics and other stakeholders on these thematic areas. Please send a structured abstract of 500 words by 30th April 2021 indicating the purpose of the work, the methodology used, main findings and your recommendations for recovery and …
Webinar, 12th November 2020 Join BioVale for this free workshop to discuss opportunities for added value from food manufacturing side streams and co-products in Yorkshire. This event will bring together: food manufacturers with technology providers and researchers who can add value to those products. The webinar will be followed by …
Prof Sonia Heaven joined a line-up of speakers from New Zealand, Ireland, Canada and the UK to speak on “Balancing H2 input to anaerobic digesters to maximise methane production”. This work, carried out with Bing Tao, Yue Zhang, Charles Banks and others is outlined in more detail in the Environmental …
14/16 September 2020, University of Nottingham. More here.
This Bioelectrical Engineering Innovation Hub 2020 Workshop will be held at the Radcliffe Conference Centre, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK, CV4 7SH on 27-28 April 2020. Fragmented individual studies on a diverse range of biological systems, conducted over the last decade show that electrical forces and electrochemical gradients are fundamental …
TRANSFORMING THE WATER SECTOR THROUGH COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH & INNOVATION Join senior representatives from water companies, regulators, the supply chain, academia, other utilities and related industries to share ideas and ambitions that drive greater innovation in the water industry. An impressive line-up of speakers has been secured for the day, including:Â …
UPDATE 11/03/20 – This event has been postponed to a date yet to be confirmed. We will post the updated details here when we know them. The next Early Career Women in Water (ECWW20) conference has been announced and the website is now live. Keynote speakers include: Prof Elise Cartmell, …
CCnet – Carbon reCycling Conference10-12 Feb 20, East Midlands Conference Centre and Orchard Hotel, University of NottinghamRegistration now open. Deadline for abstracts and registration is 6 January 2020. Free to CCNet members.
Meet and network with IB business leaders, policy-makers, investors, innovators and technical experts. More information here.
Early Career Researcher posters hot off the ECR Conference prize podium generated a great deal of interest at the 2019 Anaerobic Digestion & Bioresources Trade Show at the Birmingham NEC on 3rd-4th July. EBNet also chaired a session on small-scale AD. It was evident from a number of presentations how …
