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Institute of Physics (IOP)

This lecture will describe the application of fundamental principles of physics to the investigation and modelling of vehicle collisions. When appearing in Civil Court as an expert witness, a Forensic Engineer should have absolute confidence in his or her understanding of the fundamental principles of physics as they apply to vehicle collisions. Any apparent lack of understanding or the inability to explain relevant concepts may be exploited by a barrister working for the ‘other side’ and will not impress the sitting Judge who may ultimately decide the outcome of the case.

Public Lectures and Outreach,    Automotive Engineering, Roads and Railways

International Society for Research on Emotion

The ISRE conference is an exciting opportunity to meet international colleagues, present your work, and stay up to date with the latest developments in emotion research. ISRE members study emotions from a wide range of disciplines including psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, sociology, linguistics, law, affective computing, history, anthropology, art, and design. ISRE 2024 will include keynote addresses by Phoebe Ellsworth, Terry Maroney, and Yuri Miyamoto.

If you would like to present your research, we invite you to submit an abstract of 250 words maximum by 20 November 2023 (end-of-day Pacific Time). Submissions are welcome from scholars in all relevant disciplines for symposia (of up to four talks and a discussant, or five talks), individual talks, and posters. We encourage those who would like to organize symposia to include more than one discipline in order to facilitate cross-disciplinary exchange.

If you would like to organize a pre-conference, please submit a one-page PDF proposal to the conference chairs, Gary McKeown (g.mckeown@qub.ac.uk) and Magdalena Rychlowska (m.rychlowska@qub.ac.uk). Proposals should include the names and affiliations of the organizers, a description of 400 words maximum, and a provisional line-up of speakers and topics.

Early career team;     Email: k.sparemblek@qub.ac.uk

emotion, affective computing, psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, sociology, linguistics, law, affective computing, history, anthropology, art, design

Psychology,    Social Networks and Social Aspects of Information Technology