Speakers:

Prof. Colin McInnes, James Watt School of Engineering

‘SOLSPACE: Delivering global clean energy services from space’ 

Space technology offers the possibility of delivering clean energy services for the 21st century. I am keenly interested in both the underpinning technologies behind energy from space and how such services can be delivered globally. The talk will provide a summary of the work of the entire project team, currently supported by the European Research Council.

 

Dr Ahmad Taha, James Watt School of Engineering

‘Heating from the Ceiling: Evaluating Electric Wallpaper in Scottish Housing Association Tenements via a Sensor-based System’

I am a Lecturer in Autonomous Systems and Connectivity at the University of Glasgow’s James Watt School of Engineering. My research focuses on cyber-physical systems for decarbonisation and digital healthcare. I seek collaborations in energy, decarbonisation, remote healthcare, and policy to complement my technical expertise and drive real-world impact. I target low- and mid-TRL funding, including EPSRC, Innovate UK (KTP and similar schemes), NIHR, and proof-of-concept calls.

 

Dr Laura Hepburn, SUERC  

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First published: 14 March 2025

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