Day One (15 October 2020)
13:00 | Clemens Kaminski - Welcome and Introduction |
13:15 | Keynote Speaker: Christine Maggs JNCC The role of sensors in statutory nature conservation |
14:00 | Break and networking |
14:15 |
Student Flash Talks (sessions 1 and 2) |
15:00 | Break and networking |
15:15 | Keynote Speaker: Prashant Kumar Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Surrey Founding Director, Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) The rise of low-cost sensing for managing air pollution in cities |
16:00 | Break and networking |
16:15 | Student Flash Talks (session 3) |
17:00 | Day One Closing Remarks |
Student Flash Talks Running Order
(Note: Sessions One and Two will run in parallel)
Session One (14:15-15:00):
Abstract | Title | Corresponding Author |
3 |
Engineering paper proteins for printed biosensors |
Lorena Gordillo Dagallier |
5 |
Creating a better analytical tool for gas sensors |
Matthew Powell |
6 |
Melamine Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Electrochemical Sensor |
Melkamu Biyana Regasa |
11 |
Development of a 3D in vitro model of the neurovascular unit (NVU) integrated with a conducting polymer device for continuous monitoring |
Chiara Barberio
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12 |
Stability of Protein-Sugar Lyophilisates Investigated with Terahertz Spectroscopy |
Johanna Kölbel |
Session Two (14:15-15:00):
Abstract | Title | Corresponding Author |
1 | Mapping of DNA Nicks with Nanopore Sensing | Mohammed Alawami |
2 | Minimally Invasive Electronic Interfaces for the Spinal Cord | Ben Woodington |
4 | High-definition vaccines | Luca Mascheroni |
8 | SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence using tripartite immunoassay | Raphaël Jacquat |
9 | The influence of FUS on axonal mRNA localisation and local protein synthesis in neurodegenerative disease | Francesca van Tartwijk |
Session Three (16:15-17:00):
Abstract | Title | Corresponding Author |
7 | Bridging micro-, and nanofluidics with hybrid two-photon lithography | Oliver Vanderpoorten |
10 | Machine learning models for the study of NO2 air pollution and disease in London, UK | Michelle W L Wan |
13 | Efficient Programmable Random Variate Generation from Sensor Noise | James T Meech |
14 | Brillouin Optical Correlation Domain Analysis (BOCDA) for Environmental Sensing Applications | Alexandra Popp |
Day Two (16 October 2020)
13:00 | Emily Shuckburgh - Welcome and Introduction |
13:10 | Team Challenge Presentation 1 (AI4ER Students) Building Resilience - Future demand for the heating and cooling of buildings in a changing climate |
13:40 | Team Challenge Presentation 2 (AI4ER Students) High resolution global maize yield predictions using machine learning |
14:10 | Team Challenge Presentation 3 (Sensor CDT Students) How can we return to work safely in the shadow of a pandemic? |
14:40 | Break and networking |
15:00 |
Keynote Speaker: Eric Yeatman |
15:45 | Break and networking |
16:00 | Panel discussion addressing how we could support a sustainable and inclusive recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. The panel will be hosted by Professor Srinivasan Keshav (Robert Sansom Professor of Computer Science and Deputy-Director of the AI4ER CDT).
Our panellists are:
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16:45 | Day Two Closing Remarks |