Liverpool Responds: Harnessing science and engineering for civic benefit
12:30pm - 1:30pm /
Wednesday 18th November 2020
- Jennifer Morgan
- Admission: Free
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The University of Liverpool’s Faculty of Science and Engineering is committed to making a difference to people’s lives in Liverpool City Region and beyond through its world class research, innovation and facilities.
This Liverpool Responds event will bring together Faculty colleagues from different disciplines to explain how a range of programmes and partnerships are:
• Boosting regional skills and innovation.
• Mobilising support for the emerging phases of COVID-19 and in the longer term contributing to recovery.
• Engaging communities and influencing public policy.
Recovery from COVID-19 will only be possible with our universities, industry, and civic partners working together.
Liverpool Responds, the University of Liverpool platform developed in the shadow of a pandemic, invites you to join this event, which will explore opportunities in this area.
This event celebrates the launch of the Faculty of Science & Engineering Civic Engagement Report, which will be published on the University of Liverpool website in November.
Chaired by Professor Ronan McGrath who led on the report, the panel includes Alex Singleton (Professor of Geographic Information Science), Dr Raechelle D'Sa (Senior Lecturer in Antimicrobial Biomaterials), Professor Matt Reed (Strategy Director, Materials Innovation Factory) and Iwan Williams (Employability Business Partner, Faculty of Science and Engineering).
This event is free to attend with the opportunity to ask the panel questions following the main discussion.
Liverpool Responds is the University of Liverpool’s fortnightly online event series considering different aspects of the pandemic, its response and the sectors affected by it.
Liverpool Responds: Harnessing science and engineering for civic benefit will be streamed via Zoom and Facebook.
Registered guests will receive details of the event and, nearer the time, the Zoom link via email in advance of the event.
You do not need a Facebook account to gain access via the University of Liverpool Facebook page and instructions will be provided to all who register for this event.
PLEASE NOTE: there is limited capacity on Zoom so places will be allocated on a first come first served basis on the day. Access to the event via Facebook is unlimited.
Guests on both Facebook and Zoom will be able to ask questions to the panel.
This Liverpool Responds event will bring together Faculty colleagues from different disciplines to explain how a range of programmes and partnerships are:
• Boosting regional skills and innovation.
• Mobilising support for the emerging phases of COVID-19 and in the longer term contributing to recovery.
• Engaging communities and influencing public policy.
Recovery from COVID-19 will only be possible with our universities, industry, and civic partners working together.
Liverpool Responds, the University of Liverpool platform developed in the shadow of a pandemic, invites you to join this event, which will explore opportunities in this area.
This event celebrates the launch of the Faculty of Science & Engineering Civic Engagement Report, which will be published on the University of Liverpool website in November.
Chaired by Professor Ronan McGrath who led on the report, the panel includes Alex Singleton (Professor of Geographic Information Science), Dr Raechelle D'Sa (Senior Lecturer in Antimicrobial Biomaterials), Professor Matt Reed (Strategy Director, Materials Innovation Factory) and Iwan Williams (Employability Business Partner, Faculty of Science and Engineering).
This event is free to attend with the opportunity to ask the panel questions following the main discussion.
Liverpool Responds is the University of Liverpool’s fortnightly online event series considering different aspects of the pandemic, its response and the sectors affected by it.
Liverpool Responds: Harnessing science and engineering for civic benefit will be streamed via Zoom and Facebook.
Registered guests will receive details of the event and, nearer the time, the Zoom link via email in advance of the event.
You do not need a Facebook account to gain access via the University of Liverpool Facebook page and instructions will be provided to all who register for this event.
PLEASE NOTE: there is limited capacity on Zoom so places will be allocated on a first come first served basis on the day. Access to the event via Facebook is unlimited.
Guests on both Facebook and Zoom will be able to ask questions to the panel.