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Tag Archives: energy
1st April 2019 – Eco Energy Production from Waste Biomass
In April, Mubashra Latif, who is studying for her PhD in the faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Chester, will talk about her research. Mubashra is being supported by the University of Chester’s Eco-Innovation Cheshire and Warrington … Continue reading
1st November 2010 – Future Energy
How a Strange Rock and a Particle Accelerator Can Shape Our Future Doctor Hywel Owen from Manchester University will lead a discussion on options for future energy requirements, and how a novel form of nuclear power based on Thorium could transform … Continue reading
Posted in 2010, monthly_meeting
Tagged energy, nuclear power, power generation
7th December 2009 – Harvesting Sunlight
Can solar power meet our requirements for a sustainable energy supply? Every year we are using the same amount of energy that it has taken the Earth one million years to store in fossil fuels. We are increasingly aware that … Continue reading
Posted in 2009, monthly_meeting
Tagged energy, technology
3rd November 2008 – Emulating Biology to make Thin Film Solar Cells
Professor Paul O’Brien from Manchester University returned to inform and entertain us, yet again. Paul led our very first SciBAr on the topic of Nanotechnology and returned to lead our discussion on what’s new in Nanotechnology and discuss with us … Continue reading
Posted in 2008, monthly_meeting
Tagged energy, nanotechnology, power generation
