Events in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Find out more about events, seminars and public lectures in the Department.
Sony Hackathon
We have partnered with Sony to bring a one day Hackathon to Manchester. This event is open to students from any discipline across the Faculty of Science and Engineering and beyond. Coding skills are not essential as winners will equally well include those with the brightest ideas and visionary pitches as much as for those who can excel in...
IDSAI | Advances in Data Science and AI Conference 2023
The Institute of Science and AI's annual Advances in Data Science and AI (ADSAI) Conference will take place on Tuesday 13 June in Manchester. This is a Digital Futures activity. The conference brings together researchers from across the broad fields within data science and artificial intelligence to explore the latest advances and to discuss...
Connectivity and Inclusivity In Higher Education Institutions - A solutions'-based approach
Join us to connect, share knowledge, and network with other people in the culmination of this transformative series of workshops. About this event 'To be an agent of change, you need to understand your environment' – Professor Monioluwa Olaniyi, National Open University of Nigeria, Keynote speaker at this event. Do you want to be an agent...
6th Annual Workshop on Advances in X-ray Imaging
We are really excited to announce that we are running our X-Ray Imaging workshop again for the first time in person since 2019! This is a collaboration between The University of Manchester at Harwell, 3Dmagination Ltd and the Collaborative Computational Project in Tomographic Imaging (CCPi) with the aim of bringing together scientists from different...
Ecology and Evolution Seminar “Single Molecule Fluorescence and its Applications to Biology and Biomedicine”
We are delighted to welcome Professor Sir David Klenerman as in-person speaker at the Ecology and Evolution seminar series. Biography: David Klenerman is a physical chemist who graduated and completed his doctorate at Cambridge University working with Professor Ian Smith on infra-red chemiluminescence for his PhD in 1985. This was followed by...
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