Parallel 11:00 - 12:15
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Parallel 13:30 - 14:45
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Parallel 15:45 - 17:00
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| 1. Simulation and Visualisation in Energy |
4. Robotics for Maintenance of Offshore Renewables |
7. The Latest from the Labs |
| Hosted by the MASTS, the marine science & technology research pool. |
Hosted by SRPe, the engineering research pool. |
Hosted by SUPA, the physics research pool. |
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Chair: David Paterson - Executive Director, MASTS
Panel:
- Moya Crawford - Director, Deeptek Offshore Ltd
- Brian Loudon - Visiting Lecturer on Design, University of Strathclyde
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Chair: Claire Ordoyno - Robotics & Autonomous Systems and AI Initiative Delivery Co-ordinator, SRPe
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Chair: Anne Pawsey - Knowledge Exchange Development Manager, University of Glasgow.
Panel:
- Lethy Krishnan Jagadamma, Marie Curie fellow, St Andrews University
- Julia Payne, Research Fellow in Energy Materials, St Andrews University
- Aruna Ivaturi, University of Strathclyde
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Simulation – an innovation tool for all
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The session will explore how the challenges of offshore renewables maintenance can be addressed through innovative solutions from industry and academia.
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This session introduces some current research topics in the area of materials for energy applications. We cover in turn the latest results from the labs in photovoltaics, fuel cells and active housing materials.
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| 2. Materials for a Sustainable Future |
5. Geothermal Energy |
8. Blockchain in the Energy Sector |
| Hosted by ScotCHEM, the chemistry research pool. |
Hosted by SAGES, the geoscience, environment & society research pool. |
Hosted by SICSA, the informatics & computer science research pool. |
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Chair: Scott Lilley - ScotCHEM
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Chair: Tracy Shimmield - Director of Lyell Centre
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Chair: Bill Buchanan - Edinburgh Napier University
Panel:
- Hannah Rudman - Strategic Transformation Director, Wallet Services
- David Irvine - Director, Maidsafe
- Greig Paul - Blockchain Research Engineer, University of Strathclyde
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Taking out the trash; how to move from damaging consumption towards a circular economy.
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Outcomes of the Scottish Government Geothermal Energy Challenge projects
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How can we create more effective and resilience energy networks, along with using tokenization and blockchain methods in order to gather and analyse energy-related information?
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| 3. Offshore Wind Sector Deal |
6. The Energy Revolution -Smart Systems & Heat: The Role of the Consumer |
9. The Decarbonisation of Heat – Heat Networks |
| Hosted by the Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult |
Hosted by the Energy Systems Catapult |
Hosted by ETP, the energy research pool |
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Chair: Andy McDonald - Senior Innovation Manager, OREC/OWGP
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Chair: Tim German - Senior Relationship Manager Government and Regulation, Energy Systems Catapult
Panel:
- David Ingram - Head of Institute of Energy Systems, University of Edinburgh. Representing The Energy Revolution Research Consortium "EnergyRev"
- Gillian Wilson - Head of Development, Community Energy Scotland
- Kenny Cameron - Co-Founder, Connected Response Ltd
- Max Carcas - Representing Aquatera, Project Partner ReFLEX Project
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Chair: Fiona Riddoch - University of Edinburgh
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The Offshore Wind Sector Deal sets a highly ambitious target of having 30 GW offshore wind deployment by 2030. This panel will explore the role innovation has to play in delivering this ambition, with a focus on the development of the Scottish supply chain.
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How to integrate consumer insights into decarbonisation of domestic heat for a whole energy system future?
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Heat networks in both urban and rural areas.
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