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Click on the image above -Feedback Form - ECR Net Zero Conference 2026

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Give Feedback: Entry into prize draw for a chance to win 1 of 3 £25 Amazon vouchers!

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Give Feedback: Entry into prize draw for a chance to win 1 of 3 £25 Amazon vouchers!

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Thank you for joining the ECR NetZero Conference 2026!

Your feedback is valuable to us to help shape future events. As a thank‑you for sharing your thoughts, you’ll be entered into a draw with the chance to win £25 Amazon voucher-3 winners will be selected.

Your feedback is incredibly valuable, it helps us improve future events and shape funding to support more opportunities for Early Career Researchers.

The form only takes a few minutes to complete, and every response truly makes a difference.

Submit your form before 1pm on Friday 13th March 2026 to be in with a chance to win.

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Feedback Form - ECR Net Zero Conference 2026

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Feedback Form - ECR Net Zero Conference 2026

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The Supergen Energy Networks Hub supports the next generation of energy researchers working to shape a net‑zero future. Bringing together experts across academia, industry, and policy, the Hub focuses on whole‑systems research that connects electricity, gas, heat, and digital networks.

For ECRs, Supergen offers opportunities to collaborate across disciplines, build skills, expand professional networks, and engage with real‑world challenges such as renewable integration, energy equity, and future infrastructure resilience. Through workshops, sandpits, funding schemes, and community‑building activities, the Hub empowers emerging researchers to contribute their ideas, develop their careers, and influence the direction of the UK’s energy transition.

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Latest publications

Electrical Power & Energy Systems

An interdisciplinary research perspective on the future of multi-vector energy networks

Project Leader: Taylor P.C, Abeysekera M, Bian Y, Ćetenović D, Deakin M, Ehsan A, Levi V, Li F, Oduro R, Preece R, Taylor P.G, Terzija V, Walker S.L, Wu J
Author(s): Taylor P.C, Abeysekera M, Bian Y, Ćetenović D, Deakin M, Ehsan A, Levi V, Li F, Oduro R, Preece R, Taylor P.G, Terzija V, Walker S.L, Wu J

DOI: doi.org/10.1016/j.ijepes.2021.107492

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The Supergen Energy Networks Hub brings together the vibrant and diverse energy networks community to gain a deeper understanding of the interactions and inter-dependencies of energy networks.

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Lindsey Allen, Supergen Energy Networks Hub, Project Manager

Adam Suttle, ESPRC, Portfolio Manager

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Day 1: 14:15: Equality, Diversity & Inclusivity 

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Day 1: 14:15: Equality, Diversity & Inclusivity 

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IGNITE Network+ and EDI+

Marco Regianni

University of Strathclyde

Claire Scott, University of Strathclyde

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Welcome to the ECR NetZero Conference 2026.

We are delighted to bring together early career researchers who are tackling one of the most urgent challenges of our time: achieving net zero. This event is designed to help you share your work, build collaborations across disciplines, and explore practical pathways for climate‑positive impact in research, policy, and practice.

Throughout the conference, you will find:

An agenda outlining keynotes, panels, and training workshops focused on NetZero themes.

Speaker and workshop information

Details of the poster competition, including how to view entries and cast your vote.

Links and QR codes to join the conversation on social media and to provide feedback on the event.

We hope this space supports you in connecting with peers, showcasing your research, and leaving with new ideas, skills, and collaborators to advance a NetZero future.

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Tap or click the image to view the full agenda

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Sara Walker

University of Birmingham

Director of HI-ACT

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13:00: Global Energy Policy and Just Transition

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13:00: Global Energy Policy and Just Transition

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Chair: Joshua Lait, Energy Demand Research Centre

Ami Crowther, Anglia Ruskin University

Josh Deru, Climate Change Committee

Donal Brown, UNiversity of Sussex

Charlotte Ray, University of Bristol

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15:15: Parallel Session 1a: Digital Modelling & Intelligent Energy Systems

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15:15: Parallel Session 1a: Digital Modelling & Intelligent Energy Systems

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Chairs:

Ross Drummond, Automatic Control Engineering

Jinjie Liu, Supergen Energy Networks Hub

Emmanouil Perisoglou, Cardiff University

Ahmed Rezk, Aston University

Kang Li, University of Leeds

Daniel Auger, Cranfield University

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15:15: Parallel Session 1b: Decarbonisation Technologies & Infrastructure, Hydrogen & Alternative Fuels

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15:15: Parallel Session 1b: Decarbonisation Technologies & Infrastructure, Hydrogen & Alternative Fuels

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Chairs:

Jinning Zhang, Supergen Energy Networks Hub

Saeed Harati, HI-ACT

Avijita Kharel, UKRI

Weiqi Hua, University of Birmingham

Anand Sreeram, University of Nottingham

Tongtong Zhang, University of Birmingham

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16:15: Parallel Session 2c: Industry Sustainability & Circular Engineering

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16:15: Parallel Session 2c: Industry Sustainability & Circular Engineering

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Chairs:

Amin Zarei, Supergen Bioenergy Hub

Sophie Pain, Sustainable Solar Energy Systems

Michael Short, University of Surrey, Co-director of Supergen Bioenergy Hub

Tohid Borhani, University of Wolverhampton

John Cui, NESO

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16:15: Parallel Session 2d: Climate Resilience & Security

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16:15: Parallel Session 2d: Climate Resilience & Security

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Chairs:

Edward Chuah, Supergen Energy Networks Hub

Goyal Awagan, Supergen Energy Networks Hub

Goyal Awagan, Northumbria University

Muntadher Sallal, Bournemouth University

Natalia Zografou Barredo, Newcastle University

Chris Bishop, Ofgem

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Patricia Thornley

Chief Scientific Advisor, Department for Transport.

Director, Net²Zero Centre for Doctoral Training, Aston University.

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13:30: International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)

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13:30: International Smart Grid Action Network (ISGAN)

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Craig Fraser, DESNZ

Rosie Madge, Energy Systems Catapult

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13:45: Panel Session: Career Pathways in Energy Research

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13:45: Panel Session: Career Pathways in Energy Research

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Chair: Sam Williamson, University of Bristol

Zoya Pourmirza, University of Birmingham

Samuel Isuwa, EPSRC

Rebecca Quinn, UKRI

Panos Papadopoulos, University of Manchester

Nicolas Manea, NESO

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Day 2: 10:00: Presenting with Confidence

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Day 2: 10:00: Presenting with Confidence

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Duncan Yellowlees, DY Training Ltd

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Click on image above: POSTER COMPETITION ECR Net Zero Conference 2026

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Vote for your top choice!

Browse the posters on the boards.

Scan the QR code on the day, or click on the the image above to cast your vote for your top choice.

Voting closes at 1.30pm after lunch on Day 2 Tuesday 10th March 2026

The three top posters will receive a £50 Amazon voucher each!

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POSTER COMPETITIONECR Net Zero Conference 2026

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1. Potential advantages for combining DACCS with amine post-combustion capture plants – CoDACCS-University of Sheffield,

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Use the QR above to post directly to the wall. Please let us know your comments and thoughts about the conference.

Please use #ECRNetZero2026 in your social media posts

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Organisers email: supergenen@bath.ac.uk

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Day 1: 17:10: 3 Minute Pitch Presentations and Poster Session

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Day 1: 17:10: 3 Minute Pitch Presentations and Poster Session

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Gayatri Sundar Rajan, University of Oxford (REEF-UK)

Emma Edwards, University of Oxford (Supergen ORE)

Stephen Agyeman, University of Strathclyde (UKERC)

These 3 minute pitch presentations will showcase early career research, driving progress towards a net-zero future. In three minutes, the speaker will share their research. Designed to spark discussion and foster new collaborations, this pitch highlights fresh ideas and emerging insights from the next generation of climate and sustainability researchers.

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James Pickering, Harper-Adams University (ACE)

Nuala Macallister, Aston University (Supergen Bioenergy Hub)

Sophie Forster, Newcastle University (HI-ACT)

Sian Allister, Cardiff University (HI-ACT, UKERC, Energy Networks Hub)

Bianca Winter, Durham University (N-ZEEE)

Lee Richards, Oxford University (Offshore Renewables Hub)

Chris Malins, University of Loughborough (SES Network+)

Rachel Dean, University of Warwick (SuperAIRE)

Kate Kelly, Newcastle University (ACE)

Ruoyang Yuan, University of Sheffield (Supergen Bioenergy Hub)

Nabila Rufai, University of Birmingham (HI-ACT)

Karen Brooks, University of Bath (HyRES)

Hannah Mullings, University of Manchester (Offshore Renewables Hub)

Durga Prasad, Aston University (REEF-UK)

Sophie Pain, University of Warwick (SES Network+)

Jessica Bays, Imperial College (UKERC)

Olawatobi Balogun, Imperial College (UKERC)

Mofesola Olaoye, Imperial College (UKERC)

Rakhi Parmar, Aston University (Supergen Bioenergy Hub)

Claire Brewis, Newcastle University (HI-ACT)

June Mercer-Chalmers, University of Bath (HyRES)

Debatri Guptra, Herriot Watt (IDRIC)

Rosie Mascall, Plymouth University (Offshore Renewables Hub)

Emma Stewart, University of Bath (Energy Networks Hub)

Mel Green, Sheffield University (UKCCSRC)

Jordan Willis, Imperial College (UKERC)

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Global energy sustainability, achieving net-zero carbon emissions and energy security are overarching societal challenges.

Solar currently provides 5% of the UK's electricity and is expected to expand five-fold by 2035. With the cost of solar electricity now often cheaper than fossil fuel-generated electricity without subsidy, solar provides a real a solution to helping to achieve net-zero.

As a recognised leader in solar research and innovation, the UK is leading the sector in: specialised glass materials manufacturing, new solar materials development, analytics, new approaches to maximise ecological benefits, asset management, and solar power plant design, development and installation.

However, in order to achieve the 2035 goals, the solar industry alone is expected to require 60,000 jobs, including an additional 6,000 new engineering graduates.

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Network Plus for Sustainable Solar Energy Systems (SES)

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Global energy sustainability, achieving net-zero carbon emissions and energy security are overarching societal challenges. Solar currently provides 5% of the UK's electricity and is expected to expand five-fold by 2035. With the cost of solar electricity now often cheaper than fossil fuel-generated electricity without subsidy, solar provides a real a solution to helping to achieve net-zero.

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The Supergen Bioenergy Hub is the UK’s national research consortium for biomass, bioenergy and bioproducts. Its SHARE Network for early career researchers provides an informal but professional interdisciplinary network of peers who are engaged in bioenergy research.

We run events, training and networking to support knowledge exchange, promote mobility and encourage interdisciplinary collaboration.

The SHARE Network is open to all bioenergy PhDs, postdoctoral researchers and research fellows, or those of equivalent professional standing, belonging to formal partners of the Supergen Bioenergy Hub. Find out more and sign up at www.supergen-bioenergy.net/share.

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Supergen Bioenergy Hub - Biomass and bioenergy research

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Supergen Bioenergy Hub research and activity - Supergen Bioenergy Hub

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HI-ACT is a national hub of research excellence dedicated to generating robust evidence that informs policy and investment decisions for integrating hydrogen into the wider energy system.

The HI-ACT Early Career Researcher Network supports the next generation of experts by fostering professional development through equitable opportunities, mentorship, and active involvement in decision‑making across the consortium. Our aim is to ensure ECRs are empowered, connected, and central to shaping the future of the hydrogen sector.

HI-ACT offers flexible funding opportunities each year, open to all members of the ECR community. Learn more here: Funding - HI ACT.

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Hydrogen Integration for Accelerated Energy Transitions - HI ACT

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Helping to accelerate research into systems integration of hydrogen for the future net-zero energy transition through co-creation

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UK‑HyRES ECR Webinar Series

The UK HyRES Early Career Researcher (ECR) Webinar Series is a professional development programme designed to support researchers at the early stages of their careers in the UK. The series provides practical, skills-based sessions that help ECRs build successful, well-rounded research careers.

The webinar series explores a broad range of themes that support the professional growth of early‑career researchers, helping them develop confidence, transferable skills, and strategic awareness for the next stages of their careers. Sessions blend practical advice, reflective guidance, and technical skill‑building, offering insights into navigating academic pathways, improving research communication, strengthening interdisciplinary thinking, and engaging with wider innovation ecosystems.

Together, these sessions create an open, supportive environment where early-career researchers can learn from experts, share experiences, and develop the confidence and capabilities needed to progress in academia, industry, or entrepreneurial endeavours.

Sign up to the ECR Network: https://ukhyres.ac.uk/early-career-researchers/

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Hydrogen Research Hub UK | Low Carbon Fuels - UK-HyRES

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UK-HyRES tackles research challenges blocking wider adoption of hydrogen and low carbon fuels across the UK.

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EDI+ A research, innovation and training network for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the energy research community. Upcoming Events Discover how equality, diversity, and inclusion can move from theory into everyday practice across energy research. Co-hosted by UKERC, Supergen Energy Networks, EDI+, and IGNITE. This event is open to all, from early-career researchers to established professionals committed to fostering inclusive […]

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Sign up to the newsletter here: https://idric.org/news/newsletter/

IDRIC’s Early Careers Research Academy (ECRA) Newsletter shares regular updates on conferences, training and professional development opportunities, funding calls, and other ECR-focused activities across the industrial decarbonisation landscape, helping researchers stay informed and connected.

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The Gateway to Research: UKRI portal onto publically funded research

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The IGNITE Network+ [Innovation and Growth Needs Inclusion and engagement of all Talent in Energy] is a four-year funded EPSRC project which was established in September 2022. It aims to support sustainable, abundant, clean and equitable energy for all, by harnessing the talents of energy researchers from all backgrounds. To achieve the changes to energy systems needed to meet net-zero carbon by 2050 requires innovation, and its translation into industry, at pace. Research has shown that diversity in the workforce, if managed effectively, increases innovation, brings greater scientific impact and improves economic growth. Increased diversity in energy researchers will significantly improve our chances of successful transition to net zero by 2050.
The current lack of diversity in energy researchers stems not from a lack of interest, talent or ambition in underrepresented individuals, but from systemic inequalities in UK systems and institutions. The IGNITE Network+ will address diversity issues by:

collecting data that can expose systemic inequality;

designing, testing and implementing disruptive initiatives; monitoring the success of interventions and activities;

identifying, disseminating and encouraging good practice.

We will work to support individuals from disadvantaged and underrepresented backgrounds through a mixture of organisational interventions, mentorship, advice and advocacy.

The network is led by Strathclyde with partners Imperial College London, the University of Manchester, the University of Nottingham, the University of Bristol and Brunel University London and received £1.25m over 4 years to tackle the lack of diversity in the energy research sector.

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The IGNITE network+ (Innovation and Growth Needs Inclusion and engagement of all Talent in Energy research) is a four-year funded EPSRC project which was established in September 2022. It aims to support sustainable, abundant, clean and equitable energy for all, by harnessing the talents of energy researchers from all backgrounds.

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Control 2026

The ACE & UKACC Control Conference 2026 (CONTROL 2026), the 15th United Kingdom Automatic Control Council International Conference on Control, will take place from 23–25 June 2026 in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, hosted at Newcastle University’s Frederick Douglass Centre. This flagship event brings together the UK automatic control community for three days of discussion, collaboration, and knowledge exchange across academia, industry, and practice. The programme is structured as a combined event, with Day 1 dedicated to the ACE Forum focusing on community, policy, and industrial engagement, followed by Days 2–3 featuring the UKACC Conference with technical presentations and poster sessions. Flexible registration options allow participants to attend individual parts or the full three-day programme.

Website: https://control2026.ukcontrol.org/eb site

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ACE - Automatic Control Engineering Network

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Join us on 23 January 2026 at the City St George's, University of London for the ACE Network's Sandpit workshop of the AI and Data Theme.

The ACE, AI and Data GCRC (https://ukcontrol.org/gcrc-ai-and-data) leverages the synergy between Automatic Control Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, with diverse applications that include autonomous systems, healthcare systems, energy systems, and manufacturing applications.

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On the 11th of September 2025, the ACE AI and Data Grand Challenge Research Committee held a Industry/Roadmap Workshop at City St George's, University of London.

This full-day event gathered established industry leaders, academics, and various governmental stakeholders to explore and address the challenges associated with investigating the diverse connections between AI and control theory.

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Homepage - ACE - Automatic Control Engineering Network

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GCRC Ageing Society - Nurturing Health and Independence from Cradle to Age Automatic Control Engineering (ACE) plays a vital role in enhancing [...]

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Research for an affordable and secure low energy future

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Addressing the unique opportunity to realise benefits from energy demand reductions in industry, businesses, transport and homes

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Independent whole systems research for a sustainable energy future

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The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) carries out world-class, interdisciplinary research into sustainable future energy systems.

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The REnewable Energy access for Future UK Net-Zero Cooling (Reef-UKC) Research Network is an interdisciplinary initiative that brings together academia, industry, and local authorities to address the growing challenge of sustainable cooling. Despite its critical role in modern society, cooling remains an often overlooked contributor to energy demand and carbon emissions in the UK.

Funded by the EPSRC as a two-year Network Plus project, Reef-UKC connects researchers, industry partners, policymakers, and innovators to advance renewable-powered and energy-efficient cooling solutions. The network supports knowledge exchange and collaboration through workshops, monthly webinars, networking events, and industry engagement activities. By fostering interdisciplinary research and partnerships, Reef-UKC aims to accelerate innovation and support the transition towards low-carbon, resilient cooling systems aligned with the UK’s net-zero ambitions.

Find out more at: https://reef-ukc.net

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Reef-UKC – Empowering the Future of Cooling with Clean Energy Solutions

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Empowering the Future of Cooling with Clean Energy Solutions

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N-ZEEE has opened flexible funds again for researchers working in PEMD for renewable energy, and this round is due to close on 20 March 2026. These awards are up to £2000, to cover activities that will bring you into contact with potential collaborators, including (but not limited to) secondments, travel bursaries and workshop fees.

The application form is here.

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Net-Zero Enabling Electrical Engineering | N-ZEEE | Substack

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N-ZEEE brings together experts in power generation and conversion with the wider electrical engineering community to develop a national network focused on emerging Power Electronics Machines and Drives for next-generation renewables. Click to read Net-Zero Enabling Electrical Engineering, by N-ZEEE, a Substack publication. Launched 6 months ago.

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SuperAIRE (Supergen Network+ in Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy) is a pioneering initiative funded by EPSRC (Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council). SuperAIRE is a new project within the Supergen Network+ programme. It aims to establish a world-leading network connecting academia, industries, and policymakers across the spectrum of artificial intelligence (AI) for renewable energy (RE). This includes generation, storage, transmission/distribution and demand side management. With SuperAIRE, we are committed to:

• Building a world-leading AI+RE research network that fosters collaboration across disciplines.

• Revolutionising the renewable energy sector through AI-driven innovation, improving performance and cost-effectiveness.

• Enhancing the UK’s role as a global leader in intelligent, digital renewable energy solutions.

• Supporting industry, policymakers, and researchers in addressing energy challenges with cutting-edge AI.

• Engaging and supporting early career researcher (ECR) and promoting equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in RE and AI sectors.

Sign up for our newsletter: Join us - SuperAIRE

See our latest events and funding opportunities: News & Events Archive - SuperAIRE

Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/superaire-network

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SuperAIRE - Supergen Network+ in Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy

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SuperAIRE Supergen Network+ in Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy SuperAIRE’s mission is to incubate an Artificial Intelligence for Renewable Energy research community, supporting the UK’s role as a global leader in the digital and intelligent transformation of the renewable energy sector. The research we enable will not only exploit the transformative power of AI across […]

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Dan Taylor-Holland, Supergen Bioenergy Hub, Aston University

Sam Williamson, University of Bristol, ECR Lead - Supergen Energy Networks Hub

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Supergen Offshore Renewable Energy Hub

Early Career Network Forum

Our Early Career Network is a supportive community of early career professionals interested in the innovative development of offshore renewable energy.

Each year we hold a free, in-person Forum to bring together the network - connecting academia and industry colleagues to share expertise, discuss challenges and take part in skills and career development sessions.

The day's schedule includes dedicated time for early career professionals to network with their peers, as well as sector leaders.

Early Career Forum
University of Warwick

Tuesday 21 April | 9.30 - 5.30

Find out more and register your free place

Masterclass Series – Offshore Renewable Energy Expertise

Details

One or two-day Masterclasses.

Designed for researchers and professionals working within offshore renewable energy

£500/day. Free for eligible Early Career Researchers.

The series continues from April 2027 at leading research centres across the UK.

Modelling

Advanced Experimental Fluid Mechanics for Offshore Renewable Energy | Plymouth | Read more.

Real-Time Hardware-in-the-Loop Experiments for Grid Integration of Offshore Renewable Energy Systems | Warwick | Read more.

Virtual Prototyping of Offshore Renewable Energy Technologies | Aberdeen Read more.

Survivability, Reliability and Design

Offshore Structural Integrity | Strathclyde | Read more.

Sensing

Sensing for Offshore Renewable Energy Structures | Hull | Read more.

Resource and Environment

Offshore Geotechnics | Southampton | Read more.

Environmental Contours & Extreme Value Analysis | Penryn | Read more.

Optimising Offshore Renewable Energy Array Design and Locations for Safety, Fisheries Colocation and Environmental Aspects | Aberdeen | Read more.

Policy and Economics

Economic and Policy Analysis for Offshore Renewables | Edinburgh | Read more.

Further details on the series.

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For a prayer space or quiet room the Evolve pod will be accessible for the whole conference.

Located on the ground floor please ask an organiser for more details.

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To access WI-FI:

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Password: BHXWM

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📍 Birmingham Conference & Events Centre (BCEC) Hill Street, Birmingham B5 4EW

🗺️ Google Maps link

🚆 Train (2 min walk): Birmingham New

Street Station → John Lewis Southside exit → cross at traffic lights → left past NCP car park → BCEC on right.

🚗 Driving (Sat Nav: B5 4EW):

- M6 J6 → A38 City Centre

- M5 J3 → A456 Hagley Road

- Parking: NCP Hill Street (next door) 🚌

Accessibility: Wheelchair access, hearing loops, lifts Check-in opens [time] at main reception.

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Map multiple locations, get transit/walking/driving directions, view live traffic conditions, plan trips, view satellite, aerial and 3d imagery. Do more with Bing Maps.

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Dan Evans: Green House Gas Reduction Future Leaders Network.

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Dan Evans: Green House Gas Reduction Future Leaders Network.

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Future Leaders Network - CO₂RE - The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub

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CO₂RE is the UK’s national research hub on Greenhouse Gas Removal