It's official: Edinburgh has more world leading researchers working in excellent research in engineering than anywhere else in the UK.
The #engineer_ed conference was a day of "TED" style talks, held in February 2016, showcasing some of the best, and most interesting, recent research carried out in Edinburgh. Links to YouTube videos for all the talks presented on the day are provided on this page.
#engineer_ed Conference 2016 - List of Presentations
With links to each YouTube video:
- Timm Krueger (IMP) “State-of-the-art computer simulations of blood flow for disease detection”
- Anna Dunbar (IES) “Catch22 for Energy Storage”
- Rory Hadden (IIE) “How s#!t burns!”
- Tony Corcoran (IBIOE) “Label-free biological imaging”
- Mohamed Sufyan Islim (IDCOM) “Wireless communications by light – Li-Fi”
- Antonis Giannopoulos (IIE) “Landmine detection using radar”
- Rhiannon Grant (IBIOE) “Engineering the liver”
- Adam Stokes (IMNS) “Bioinspired Soft Robotics and Integrated Soft Systems”
- Ignazio Maria Viola (IES) “The aerodynamics of America’s Cup Yachts”
- Mathieu Lucquiaud (IMP) “Energy, fossil fuels, climate change… and carbon capture storage”
- Filippo Menolascina (IBIOE) “Engineering and controlling life, one cell at a time”
- Philip Hands (IMNS) “Liquid crystal lasers: Anti-counterfeiting security and next-generation microscopy”
- Jiabin Jia (IDCOM) “Seeing through Agile Tomography”
- Brian Peterson (IES) “Looking inside an operating engine”
- James Hopgood (IDCOM) “Separation and Marriage: Signal Processing for Life Science”
- Camilla Thomson (IES) “The Carbon Savings of Wind Farms”
- Ricky Carvel (IIE) “Life safety: when is a wrong choice the right thing to do?”
#engineer_ed Conference 2016 - YouTube Playlist
Watch all the videos here:
