Physics Innovate at the International Festival for Business
9:30am - 5:00pm /
Wednesday 15th June 2016
Type: Exhibition /
Category: Research
- 0151 794 3379
- Marco Palumbo
- Admission: Free
- Book now
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Physics Innovate is back. After the success of the 2014 edition, we have once again partnered with the Liverpool International Festival for Business (https://www.ifb2016.com/).
On the 15th of June at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool we will bring together academics from the department, large corporations, public organisations and SMEs, to show how Physics impacts on the energy, security, environment and healthcare sectors.
This is a great chance to hear about the important work the Department has done in the last two years and, as for 2014, Physics Innovate is a perfect place to network and form partnerships in the interest of innovation and commercialisation.
On the 15th of June at the Exhibition Centre Liverpool we will bring together academics from the department, large corporations, public organisations and SMEs, to show how Physics impacts on the energy, security, environment and healthcare sectors.
This is a great chance to hear about the important work the Department has done in the last two years and, as for 2014, Physics Innovate is a perfect place to network and form partnerships in the interest of innovation and commercialisation.