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Glasgow Science Centre is holding its second online festival 19-21 May, and everyone aged 10 and upwards is invited to attend. Curious About Innovation will celebrate the innovative spirit in all of us, and how that spirit can change the world. The three-day programme of live talks, interviews, games and resources will reveal how technology and innovation are solving global challenges. The festival is being delivered with support from the Inspiring Science Fund provided by Wellcome, UKRI and BEIS with additional support from JP Morgan, Mathworks and University of Strathclyde. Top innovators from Scotland and around the world have signed up to take part. Experts from organisations like Rolls Royce, AAC Clyde Space, the National Oceanographic Centre, IBM and the Scottish Space School have all signed up.
Glasgow Science Centre is holding its second online festival 19-21 May, and everyone aged 10 and upwards is invited to attend. Curious About Innovation will celebrate the innovative spirit in all of us, and how that spirit can change the world. The three-day programme of live talks, interviews, games and resources will reveal how technology and innovation are solving global challenges. The festival is being delivered with support from the Inspiring Science Fund provided by Wellcome, UKRI and BEIS with additional support from JP Morgan, Mathworks and University of Strathclyde. Top innovators from Scotland and around the world have signed up to take part. Experts from organisations like Rolls Royce, AAC Clyde Space, the National Oceanographic Centre, IBM and the Scottish Space School have all signed up.
Exhibition is out of this world Enrico Sacchetti, who is based between the US and Italy was originally a fashion photographer. Now his images appear in major scientific and technology publications including New Scientist, Wired UK, Scientific American and the Smithsonian magazine. A selection of his work will feature at GSC’s Curious About Innovation festival later this month after his recent Dark Matter and Beyond the Invisible exhibitions in London, Dublin, Milan and Rome. “I’m working on a project to photograph high-energy physics research facilities around the world,” he says adding that he’s driven by his curiosity in what he describes as “cathedrals of knowledge”, research facilities in remote locations with some of the largest structures ever built searching for the smallest elements in our universe.
Silicon photonics moves into new clinical and environmental applications
14 Apr 2021
MISSION project developing next-generation integrated photonics devices.
Graham Reed: progress towards better lives around the world.
A new project coordinated by the Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC) at the University of Southampton aims to extend silicon photonics devices into new applications.
Backed by £5.8 million from the UK s EPSRC funding agency, the five-year program intends to unleash the full potential of integrated mid-infrared photonics, according to the project.
MISSION, named for Mid-Infrared Silicon Photonic Sensors for Healthcare and Environmental Monitoring, also includes as partners the universities of York and Sheffield, as well as the Southampton-based National Oceanographic Centre (NOC).