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Future Medicines – what have we learned from mRNA vaccines? The Covid vaccines are estimated to have saved 20 million lives since the start of the pandemic. Two of these vaccines used a revolutionary biological approach to generating a medicine rapidly and flexibly (mRNA), and a revolutionary innovation in delivering these medicines safely and effectively …

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Digital Twins, Smart Technology and Artificial Intelligence are just some of the key technologies that support the data-centric fourth Industrial Revolution. This talk will seek to demystify some of these concepts with real case studies from the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and close with an overview of the skills required for the manufacturing engineer of …

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A talk on the important role that obscure but critical metals such as rare-earth elements, lithium and cobalt play in our modern high-tech society, for electric vehicles, wind turbines and beyond. There is little doubt that the increased electrification of transportation and energy systems will be a pivotal part of our society’s response, to the …

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World energy needs have evolved over recent years which has driven countries to want energy independence by ever increasingly low carbon electricity. Therefore, a new nuclear renaissance is emerging as a source of low carbon base load in the energy mix. With the changes in country needs and evolution of nuclear technology, safety remains paramount …

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In a last minute change we now have Gordon Richardson from Save Danes Moss coming along to explain to us what the current situation is in this fast moving game to Save Danes Moss, why we need to save it and what is the threat if we lose it? There is a deeper reason to …

Save Danes Moss – what’s the threat? Why do we need to protect our peatland? Read More »

Having grown up

Baringa, in the middle of the African jungle which was on an old Leprosy colony where even though based at the other end of the village, the Leprosy Community

were a central part of the community – contrary to the local culture they were cared for and fed by the village.

Deborah  will be looking at the difference between Astronomy and Astrology, brief history of Astrology, the memory of water and brief science overview and then how I hypothesise that Astrology works.