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Parallel sessions
Sessions
Impact of astronomy: ideas, inventions and people
ProfPractice2
We invite contributions from the community concerning recent and ongoing projects, transferring people, knowledge and applying tools originally developed for astrophysics, into other areas. Areas include, but are not limited to, industry, healthcare, Government and voluntary organisations, as well as routes to such endpoints provided through the like of Innovate UK and UK Catapult Centres. We particularly encourage submissions from early career researchers, Innovation Fellows and graduate students and anticipate 5 or 6 talks and a review of funding opportunities from STFC. It is hoped several contributions will be worthy of Press Releases at the NAM. Public Engagement contributions will be transferred to the appropriate session.
Sven Van Loo, Chris Wareing, Robert Massey
Thurs. 14:30-16:00
14.30-14.40 Sven van Loo: Introduction
14.40-15.00 Dr Claire Council: Applications of astronomy research in healthcare and more
15.00-15.20 Meredith Morrell: MoleGazer: Applying Astronomy Ideas to Mole Identification
15.20-15.40 Ian Parry: Unfolding space telescopes for earth observations
15.40-16.00 Christopher Wareing: Flame instability of ammonia aerosol combustion: numerical simulations from astrophysics to industry
14.30-14.40 Sven van Loo: Introduction
14.40-15.00 Dr Claire Council: Applications of astronomy research in healthcare and more
15.00-15.20 Meredith Morrell: MoleGazer: Applying Astronomy Ideas to Mole Identification
15.20-15.40 Ian Parry: Unfolding space telescopes for earth observations
15.40-16.00 Christopher Wareing: Flame instability of ammonia aerosol combustion: numerical simulations from astrophysics to industry
Social Sciences S0.18
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