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CPD Webinar | Heatwaves and climate change in urban microclimates

Royal Meteorological Society webinar, 24th March 2021, 15:00-16:30 Heatwaves and climate change in urban microclimates, Prof. Sue Grimmond, Professor of Urban Meteorology, University of Reading. This CPD webinar is a part of a Masterclass Series, held in joint partnership with the University of Reading. You can choose to attend just this event. Attendance at all... read the full article

Member event @IFST: Food Fraud Prevention

The @ifstnews are hosting a highly topical webinar that will bring listeners up to speed on how to mitigate 'Food Fraud Prevention'. Register for this informative webinar, taking place on 25th March 3-4pm, here: https://www.ifst.org/events/1031/ifst-webinar-food-fraud-prevention

Towards a net zero future with IES

Towards a net zero future: Transforming our systems of production & consumption Tuesday 30th March 2021 – 2:30pm to 4:00pm Meeting ambitious climate and net zero targets will require a radical transformation of our systems of consumption and production. For this event we will be exploring four key areas of our economy that will need transforming if we... read the full article

BASES Student Conference 2021

7-8 APRIL 2021 | SOLENT UNIVERSITY The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES) 2021 Annual Student Conference, will be held (virtually) at Solent University. The conference will cover themes and topics related to the Divisions of BASES; Biomechanics and Motor Behaviour, Physical Activity for Health, Physiology and Nutrition, Psychology, and Sport Performance. There... read the full article

IES Event: Getting Wilder about carbon for a real green recovery

Wednesday, 7 April 2021 – 12:30pm to 1:15pm with IES The nature crisis is as critical as the climate crisis. Both exacerbates the other and both need to be tackled simultaneously to be effective. However this requires investment at a mass scale to make the UK wilder for people and for wildlife which will lock up carbon for future generations. This... read the full article