We wish to thank all those who sent applications for turbo talks and posters for the conference this year. We are pleased to display this year’s poster session below, and via digital screens on the Flight Deck at the Science Museum.
Please vote for your favourite poster.
As you scroll through each of the posters, you may hear a brief explainer from some of the authors.
1. Liz Ainsbury - UKHSA Heads of the Science & Engineering Profession
2. Ivana Balkan - Unlocking Knowledge Assets
3. Rachel Baird - Pathogen Surveillance in Agriculture Food & the Environment
4. Naureen Bhatti and Adele Hennessey - The Navigator Tool for Academic Engagement
5. Bergin et al - Erosive effects of hydrogen jet fires on tunnel structural materials
6. Jade Bowling - Harnessing Earth observation for nature Living England Habitat Maps
7. Oliver Coughlan - A Quantum Approach for Border Force Staff Rostering Poster
8. Shaun Cook - Asian hornet - the methods used to track down this threat to insect pollinators
9. James Forder - Innovation in Measurement Science – Diisocyanates in Workplace air
10. Charlotte Evans - Correlating surveillance of foodborne pathogens in wastewater
11. Madan Gautam - Innovative method for establishing oak woodland for higher CO2 sequestration multifuntional goods services
12. Nathan Hurdsfield - Transport Research & Innovation Grants
13. John Holmes - Chronic Risks Impact Maps
14. Hannah Jordan - Science for International Emergencies
15. Phillip Lawrence - GSE Connect
16. Rachel Liang - Emerging Transport Connectivity Needs
17. Sam Martell - Innovative working during my first year at the HSE Science & Research Centre
18. Amy Neill - A novel tool for categorising risks in imported food
19. Romer Palad - AI Opportunities in Transport Security and Resilience
20. Sam Parker - Bringing innovation to monitoring marine mammals
21. Peter Pisula - Loose Fill Materials Impact Testing
22. Megan Rafter - Frontier bioscience understanding the rules of life
23. Rattigan et al - Enhancing Safety of Liquid and Vaporised Hydrogen Transfer Technologies
24. Giovanni Schiazza - Responsible Reserach and Innovation
25. Thomas Shaw - Global Centre on Biodiversity for Climate Evidence Synthesis Report
26. Martha Tabor - Using Artificial Intelligence to map peatland damage
27. Niki Tsoutsoura - Developing policies and strategies that work long-term - how future thinking can help
28. Oliver Williams - Federating & Collaborating a Biodiversity Data Ecosystem
29. Adams et al - Advisory Committee on the Microbiological Safety of Food (ACMSF) horizon-scanning activities related to climate change
Push the ‘VOTE’ button to cast a vote for your favourite poster
