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The Net Zero Carbon Conference is organised By Global Insight Conferences.

24 Cross-Sector Industry Leaders Share Fresh & Practical Insights To Advance & Accelerate Your Organisation’s Net Zero Initiatives In Just One Day at our Net Zero Carbon Conference.

Email: info@netzerocarbonconference.com

sustainability, net-zero carbon, environment

Organised by University of Birmingham, supported by IOP West Midlands Branch

This is an online workshop (using Zoom) aimed at all teachers of physics - not just those who consider themselves to be specialists. Student teachers, trainee teachers, aspiring teachers, retired teachers, technicians also all very welcome. The interactive workshop will consider sustainability and how to embed this engaging topic into physics learning KS3 - KS5. The main focus will be on the physics of air-source heat pumps and how different processes in this important new technology fit into the curriculum. New ideas for investigative and practical work will be considered and wider issues of sustainable energy discussed.

Sustainability is one of the most important paths towards tackling climate change and building a better future for our society and environment. And this can be achieved by identifying and designing materials for sustainable technologies such as photovoltaics, solar water splitting, batteries and supercapacitors, thermoelectrics, and low powerelectronics. This workshop aims at bringing experts to share recent advances and discuss new opportunities and challenges on the development of materials for a more sustainable future.

Air purification ; Batteries and Supercapacitors; CO2 capture; Hydrogen storage; Low-power electronics; Photovoltaics; Thermoelectrics; Water desalination; Water splitting and hydrogen evolution

The IAEA conference – often dubbed the Olympics of fusion – is the leading international platform for sharing the results of research and development efforts in the drive to bring the world low-carbon energy from fusion. In 2023, it will be the UK’s turn to host the IAEA Fusion Energy Conference, for the first time since the 1980s. We look forward to welcoming this prestigious event to London and to showcasing our progress in bringing fusion to the grid.

Plasma and Gas-discharge Physics, Nuclear Fusion,    Nuclear Energy