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Spring 2024
DELIVERING HEALTHY AND SUSTAINABLE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS – Chris Rush
DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABLE UK BATTERY INDUSTRY – Dr Billy Wu
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: What’s the hype and how is it impacting society? – Dr Devyani Gajjar
OBESITY, DIABETES AND GLP 1 – Dr Michael Graz
HEAT AS A THREAT TO HEALTH – STRENGTHENING OUR RESPONSE AND BUILDING RESILIENCE – Emily Loud and Carl Petrokofsky
HOW CAN THE UK BETTER ADAPT TO HEAT IN THE WORKPLACE – London School of Economics and Political Science
HEALTHY SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS – MANAGING TRADE-OFFS FOR INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND NET ZERO GOALS – MATHEW ROONEY & DR ALEXANDRA SMYTH
Can we protect staff, patients and visitors better whilst reducing waiting times, saving money and driving towards net zero in the nhs estate? – Mike Ralph
INDOOR AIR QUALITY: SHOULD WE BE WORRIED? – Nicola Carslaw,
WHEN WILL POLICY MATCH SCIENCE? – Professor Hugh Montgomery
A HUMAN-CENTRED APPROACH TO CLIMATE CHANGE: FROM PHYSIOLOGY TO POLICY TO ACTION – Professor Mile Tipton
HOW UKHSA SUPPORTS POLICY ON INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND HEALTH – Professor Sani Dimitroulopoulou
PARLIAMENT RALLIES TO GIVE BRITAIN ITS SCIENCE SUPERPOWER BACK – SCI
STEM for BRITAIN 2024
DEVELOPING A UK SUSTAINABLE BATTERY INDUSTRY – WMG
Winter 2023
A bold plan for the biomedical scientist workforce
A public health approach to climate change in the UK
Christmas PARLIAMENTARY SCIENCE reception
Fostering inclusivity within digital innovation- Why should digital exclusion be a priority?
How AI will Transform the Landscape of Technology Skills Market
Knocking Out Antimicrobial Resistance
Long Covid – The Gift That Keeps Giving
Navigating the Post-Pandemic Landscape- NML’s use of Metrology
Space Debris- How the UK is Tackling Sustainability Beyond the Earth
The Deep Tech SME Ecosystem Supporting research-intensive chemistry SMEs for growth
The UK AI Safety Summit- a ‘historic moment’ or largely symbolic?
Transforming Stroke Care with AI
Why the UK is losing the race to become a science superpower
Autumn 2023
A new ocean monitoring tool for climate research
Discover, liberate and scale- unlocking innovation in the public sector
How the UK can lead the ‘Third Aviation Revolution’ iMAGINE – 7,500 years of sustainable energy from nuclear waste
Innovation and Digital Technologies- Underpinning NATO’s Warfare Development Agenda
Physics innovation- the engine room of the economy
Self-testing and its impact on healthcare
Summer 2023
Drug Repurposing – New Wine in Old Bottles
Food Packaging from Nature- Cellulosic Films for the 21st Century
Inertial Fusion breakthrough- what it means for fusion energy
Keeping Our Nation Safe and Powering its Prosperity
Make sustainable manufacturing the heart of the UK’s net zero transformation
Policymakers and scientists come together for Parliamentary Links Day 2023
Sustainable steel manufacturing
THE DATA SECURITY AND MODERNISATION ADAPTION TO THE CLOUD BY ORGANISATION
The UK has an opportunity to lead the world in synthetic biology, we must grasp it
Time is Money
Timekeeping fit for the future
Spring 2023
Young scientists quiz key political figures at VOF 2023 13 March 2023
What has synthetic biology ever done for us? The opportunity for the UK to be a leader in “SynBio” for human health
Unlocking the UK’s Digital Potential- How Upskilling and Reskilling Can Drive Productivity
Three Scientists walk into a bar… One’s a parent, one’s a carer and one’s a cancer survivor….
The UK is a Land of Digital Opportunity
The Paradox of the Ship of Theseus and the Gut Microbiome The other problem with tech transfer
Synthetic Biology- The UK’s Opportunity to Lead in the Next Industrial Revolution
STEM for Britain 2023
Energy security, net zero and economic growth – we really could have it all
Beyond ChatGPT- How AI is transforming our world
Addressing energy security through local and demand side action
Autumn 2022
WHY IS THE NHS STILL HARMING PATIENTS
TRANSLATING COVID-19 CHALLENGES INTO PRACTICAL GUIDANCE FOR THE FOOD SECTOR IFST
THE SCIENCE OF COVID – LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM THE FRONTLIN – Prof Hugh Montgomery UCL
THE POWER OF PLACE – MAXIMISING THE LOCAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT – Daniel Rathbone
THE LOW CARBON ENERGY TRANSITION – BRIGHT TIMES AHEAD FOR ECOSYSTEMS – Dr Alona Armstrong
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MEASUREMENT INFRASTRUCTURE IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY FROM COVID-19 – Dr Richard Brown NPL
SCIENCE EDUCATION- SUPPORTING THE UK AS A SCIENCE SUPERPOWER – Baroness Brown STEM
SCIENCE EDUCATION IN PRACTICE – TRANSFORMING ASPIRATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENT – Allie Denholm STEM
ROSALIND FRANKLIN LLAMAS AND DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY Prof James Naismith
MYELOMA PRECISION MEDICINE AND GENOMIC MAPPING
MAKING STEM A BUSINESS PRIORITY – Donald Morrison STEM
LINKS DAY
Isabelle Boscaro-Clarke Diamond Light Source
INTERPRETING GENETIC VARIANTS ENABLING FINE-SCALE GENOME MAPPING AND PRECISION MEDICINE Dr Ian Frayling
COVID-19- LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM PARLIAMENTARY SCRUTINYGreg Clark
COVID-19 – THE ROLE OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN TACKLING THE PANDEMIC – Dame Ottoline Leyser UKRI