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Public Lecture Series - Climate Control

Brunel University London, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, London, UB8 3PH

Wednesday, 26 February 2020

18:00 - 20:30

FREE

  • Save to calendar 2020-02-26 00:00:00 2020-02-26 00:00:00 Europe/London Public Lecture Series - Climate Control Climate Control – How can innovative ideas preserve our culture and environment? Preserving Heritage and Conserving Ecosystems This lecture broadly considers the problems we face in the preservation of our environments. With wildlife and ecosystems increasingly threatened, can we work closer with local communities in animal conservation projects? With heritage sites and artefacts under threat, can we preserve and digitally experience cultural heritage and conserve the original? And with th... Brunel University London, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, London, UB8 3PH Brunel University London
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Climate Control – How can innovative ideas preserve our culture and environment?

Preserving Heritage and Conserving Ecosystems

This lecture broadly considers the problems we face in the preservation of our environments. With wildlife and ecosystems increasingly threatened, can we work closer with local communities in animal conservation projects? With heritage sites and artefacts under threat, can we preserve and digitally experience cultural heritage and conserve the original? And with the consumption of meat proving increasingly unsustainable, what does lab-grown meat mean for us?

Dr Liana Chua –  Making People Matter in Orangutan Conservation

Professor Abdul Sadka – Preserving Heritage through Holoscopic 3D Imaging

Dr Neil Stephens – Time to Discuss Lab-Grown Meat

Join us from 18:00 for a 18:30 start, and enjoy our complimentary drinks reception.

A free public event open to anyone interested in discussions regarding the issues of future conservation. Everyone is welcome!

Brunel Public Lecture Series 2020 – Acting Local, Thinking Global

From the climate crisis to global healthcare challenges, our planet is facing unprecedented change that relies on us all working together. The global reach of research means that universities can be at the very heart of that ambition, bringing about the discoveries, innovations and social initiatives that can truly make a difference.

The 2020 Brunel Public Lecture Series shines a light on research that has a global impact in three crucial areas – healthcare, communities and conservation – and asks how we can all join together to find local solutions to global problems.

To follow the conversation use #brunellectures on social media channels

For more information on our free public lectures visit our website at brunel.ac.uk/publiclectures

runel is taking part in the Row Britannia challenge to row 2,020 miles and raise £3,000 for charities that support students’ mental health. Please help us meet our target by donating here.

For more information about the event or group bookings please contact the team on [email protected].


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