Merseyside Cluster Co-ordinators, Elaine and Rosti, will share with you their journeys in energy systems and biomedical engineering respectively. How and what motivated them in choosing these careers and what are their biggest takeaways? They will be touching on topics such as planning public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and using engineering tools to optimise assistive devices to help people with disabilities.
The WES Tees and Tyneside Cluster are organising a virtual celebration of the diversity of engineering to mark International Women in Engineering Day (INWED). Although the speakers will all be from the local area, anyone is welcome to join the event.
The UK is one of a growing number of countries that has set itself on an ambitious journey to cut greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 to prevent the worst impact of climate change.
The pressure is on, emotions run high, and it is easy to become overcome by fear. And yet, in the midst of facing a scenario that you are unlikely to have encountered before, the decisions you make are more important than ever.
In this webinar, we will discuss the unique challenges and opportunities that come with leading in a crisis, and leave you with practical tips,
Organisations are constantly having to change in order to remain relevant and we need to be able to adjust otherwise we get left behind. If you are going through change or change is on the horizon and you are worrying about how it will impact you, this webinar will help you.
While technology and artificial intelligence are changing the workplace at a rapid pace, there is one skill we all need to survive – and thrive – in the future. Creativity. The problem? Most people don’t think they are creative.
This webinar is brought to you by WeAreTheCity. Further information
The WES Tyne and Tees Cluster Committee would like to invite local WES members to an informal get together on Wednesday 22nd April 2020.
Royal Science Institution, London 7- 8.30pm
How did the brevity of the telegram influenced Hemingway's writing style? How did a young chemist expose the use of Polaroid's cameras to create passbooks to track black citizens in apartheid South Africa?
This talk showcases little-known inventors, particularly people of colour and women, who had a significant impact but whose accomplishments have been hidden by mythmaking, bias, and convention.
Unfortunately, due to the current situation with COVID19, we have decided to postpone the event until later in the year.
Once a new date has been decided, we will make this public & change the Eventbrite page accordingly.
