Digital Twin: Holy Grail or Wholly Hype

14 September, 9.30am – 11am, Online

Hands-In this session, led by experts from the Institute of Digital Engineering, we look at one of today’s top technology trends, Digital Twins, and how it’s changing the way businesses operate, the customer experience, and its contribution to cleaner, more efficient, and safer products and services. Find out more on the events page.

Waste Panorama (exhibition)

14 – 24 September, 12pm – 2pm, Martin Hall Gallery

This exhibition explores the challenge of waste management. Waste as a throw-away or single-use article disturbs the global environment, and the control policy differs between developed and developing countries. Find out more on the events page.

Public lecture: Should the government use PACE labelling to decrease excessive calorie consumption

14 September, 5.30pm – 6.30pm, Online

The talk will discuss the role of food labelling in helping the public to choose healthy food, with a particular focus on the use of physical activity calorie equivalent (PACE) food labelling. Find out more on the events page.

Athlete body image: The impact of retirement

16 September, 2pm – 5pm, Online

This free, interactive webinar will support athletes to achieve a healthy body image during retirement. The event is part of a research project funded by the IOC Olympic Studies Centre. Find out more on the events page.

Erasure and Environment Conference

16 – 17 September, 9am – 6pm, Martin Hall

In our contemporary moment, erasure is everywhere. Material disappearances abound as rising seas swallow low-lying island nations, as drought extends far beyond traditional aridity zones, and as hurricanes and flash floods destroy towns with alarming regularity. Find out more on the events page.