Spring into STEM 2.0:  Making a difference through engineering (2024/25)

Spring into STEM 2.0: Making a difference through engineering (2024/25)

UCL Engineering is hosting another unmissable series of lectures exploring hot topics in STEM, live at UCL East!

By UCL Faculty of Engineering Sciences

Select date and time

Starts on Wed, 21 May 2025 17:00 GMT+1

Location

UCL East - Marshgate

7 Sidings Street London E20 2AE United Kingdom

Agenda

20th November 2024
11th December 2024
22nd January 2025
26 February 2025
19th March 2025
21st May 2025
18th June

5:10 PM - 6:30 PM

All the small things: how is nano-research changing the way we see the world?

Adnan Mehonic

Morgan Barnes

James Ford


Join us for the first of the 2024-5 Spring into STEM sessions to hear how UCL engineers are working with the very smallest of particles to make a big difference to people’s everyday lives. You’ll...

About this event

Each evening of Spring Into STEM 2.0 will feature two TED-style talks by expert researchers, offering interdisciplinary perspectives on meaningful applications of engineering, followed by a Q&A session and refreshments.

Our academic hosts will highlight how their research combats some of the biggest challenges our world faces, at the particle level all the way through to biocatalytic engineering and healthcare - perfect for inquisitive minds who want to explore the exciting world of STEM. You don't need to have any prior higher level education in science, technology, engineering or maths to enjoy these events - everyone is welcome.


Frequently asked questions

Who is the event for?

This event series is aimed at members of the general public - particularly those who want to learn more about interdisciplinary applications of STEM to solving some of the world's biggest problems. School groups, young people and prospective students are more than welcome to attend, too.

What can I expect from the session?

Two short talks from researchers with different sets of expertise, followed by a Q&A session with them and the chair. We'll be providing (non-alcoholic!) refreshments at the end of the event, which presents a chance to ask speakers more questions if you like, or chat with other audience members.

How do I get to UCL East?

UCL East (Marshgate Building) is located at 7 Sidings Street, Stratford, London E20 2AE. If you’re travelling via Stratford Underground Station, follow the signs for the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and walk through the Westfield Shopping Centre. We're right next to the ArcelorMittal Orbital.

Which room are the talks in?

Spring into STEM will take place in the Marshgate Lecture Theatre. Don't worry - a member of the Spring into STEM team will meet you in the lobby of the Marshgate building and take you over. Any problems, ask the reception staff and they'll point us out to you!

I have dietary, accessibility or other requirements and would like to speak to you about them.

The booking form will ask you about your dietary and accessibility requirements. Please complete this at least two (three, for accessibility adjustments) weeks in advance of the event, and to ensure we can make any accessibility adjustments please also get in touch engineering.srm@ucl.ac.uk.

How many people can I book in at once? Do you have any restrictions on children attending?

The maximum number of tickets per booking is 10. If you'd like to book in a larger group, please contact us at engineering.srm@ucl.ac.uk. We ask that children/young people aged 14 & under be booked in and accompanied by a parent, carer, teacher, or legal guardian.

Free