New Scientist Events

Discover how the development of space technologies is increasingly benefiting companies outside of the space sector. Don't miss our first New Scientist Business Insights webinar next week, Wednesday 22 January 2-3pm GMT! Dive into the exciting world of space technologies and discover how you can harness their transformative potential to gain a competitive advantage for your business. Join us for the latest insights and practical guidance from our panel of experts including: · Jodi Bartin, CEO, Citicourt & Co · Iain Woodhouse, Professor of Applied Earth Observation, The University of Edinburgh ·  Michael Dowell, Director of Sales Engineering, Spire ·  Timothy Revell, Executive Editor, New Scientist (webinar host) Book your free online ticket today https://bit.ly/3DTeNJu #EmergingTech #SpaceBusiness #TechInnovation #SpaceIndustry #FutureOfSpace #SpaceOpportunities #BusinessInSpace #TechForBusiness #SpaceTechEvent #TechLeadership #SpaceExploration #OnlineEvent2025 #BusinessGrowthInSpace #SpaceTechnology #NewScientist #NewScientistEvents #OnlineEvents #NewScientistBusinessInsights

🚨 Early bird discount ends today! 🚨 🔬 Inside the Subatomic Universe 🌌 📅 Saturday 18 January 2025, 10am - 5pm 📍 Congress Centre, 28 Great Russell Street, London Hear from six leading experts as they unravel the mysteries of the subatomic world and reveal everything we know about this fascinating realm, with talks including: • 🧩 The standard model: the theory of (almost) everything • 🌑 Hunting for dark matter deep underground • ⚡ Exploring the mystery of antimatter • ➗ Beyond the standard model: a maths-driven journey to the unknown • 💃 Unveiling the elusive dance of neutrinos • 🔬 The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider and the amazing contribution it has made to our understanding of physics Meet our expert speakers: ·      Harry Cliff, Particle physicist, University of Cambridge ·      Henrique Araújo, Astroparticle physicist, Imperial College London ·      Tara Shears, Professor of physics, University of Liverpool ·      Maria Ubiali, Particle phenomenologist, University of Cambridge ·      Linda Cremonesi, UKRI Future leader fellow and reader, Queen Mary University of London ·      Kate Shaw, Experimental particle physicist, CERN and Associate professor, University of Sussex ⏰ Last chance to get the early bird discount – offer ends today, Sunday 5 January! 🕔 Find out more and book your ticket https://bit.ly/3DFxbFF #subatomicuniverse #standardmodel #cern #neutrinos #scienceexploration #lhc #cern #physics #cuttingedgescience #discoverphysics #matterandmass #quantumphysics #physicsevent #sciencelovers #scienceevents #subatomicscience #masterclass #newscientist #instantexperts #newscientist

New Scientist Instant Expert: How to live a long, healthy life Saturday 8 February 2025, 10am - 5pm | Congress Centre, 28 Great Russell Street, London, WC1B 3LS 🎉 New Year, New You! 🌟 As we step into 2025, many of us are focused on improving our health, happiness, and longevity. But what if science could actually show you how to live longer and thrive in the year ahead? 🧬💪 With cutting-edge research from places like Harvard’s Human Flourishing Program, the science of living longer and flourishing has never been more exciting. But here's the big question: Can we really extend our lifespan? 🤔 Are longevity experts offering real solutions, or is it all just hype? And what about happiness—can science unlock the secret to living our best lives? 🔬 Ready for the answers? Join 6 leading experts from diverse scientific fields and get practical advice for a healthier, happier future! Meet the speakers: The longevity diet: could it add years to your life? Graham Lawton, Staff writer, New Scientist How and why to sleep for health, happiness and longevity Sophie Bostock, PhD, Founder, TheSleepScientist.com Ageing: better understand human longevity and age-related diseases David Gems, Professor of biogerontology, UCL Snacktivity™: how small, powerful “activity snacks” can transform your health Amanda Daley, Professor of behavioural medicine, Loughborough University Live Forever? a curious scientist’s guide to wellness, disease and ageing John Tregoning, Professor of vaccine immunology, Imperial College London The scientific way to reduce tobacco and alcohol consumption Melissa Oldham, Senior research fellow, UCL Don’t miss out on practical, expert advice that could improve your health and well-being. ***Book your ticket today to get the super early bird discount *** 🎟️ Find out more and book your ticket! https://bit.ly/3DFwlbY #NewYearNewYou #Longevity #HumanFlourishing #HealthScience #LiveLonger #WellBeing #Harvard #Happiness #Thriving #newscientist #newscientistevents #Science #Diet #SleepBetter #LongevityDiet

Join us at the New Scientist Emerging Technologies Summit 2025, a groundbreaking event that brings together the brightest innovators in science, technology, and business to explore the cutting-edge frontiers of emerging technologies. Confirmed talks and speakers include: Shaping the future: tech strategy in the boardroom and beyond Christopher B., Group Chief Technology Officer, Kingfisher plc What gives innovation legs? turning breakthrough ideas into profitable ventures Noa Havazelet, Head of Google Accelerator, Europe, Google From lab to market: real-world applications and the future of quantum technology Elham Kashefi, Chief Scientist, National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) Quantum in action: real-world case study of emerging applications Andrew Lord, Senior Manager, Optics and Quantum Research Centre of Excellence, BT Group Harnessing robotics and AI: a case study in operational excellence  Sam Lloyd, Head of Data, Ocado Technology AI and humanity: building trust in a complex relationship Evie Kyriakides-Stenhouse, AI Governance Leader AI-driven efficiencies: transforming patient care in the NHS Anthony Shek, PhD Shek, Lead NLP Engineer, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust Leadership at the crossroads: blending technology, AI, and emotional intelligence Neil Lawrence, DeepMind Professor of Machine Learning, University of Cambridge AI and Security: Navigating the Risks and Realities of a New Era Myrna Macgregor, Responsible AI Expert Engage with leading minds, share ideas, and collaborate on solutions that could shape the future. Come ready to think big, contribute, and make meaningful connections. Be part of the conversations that matter most in 2025. Register today to get the advance saver rate https://bit.ly/4j3YtFO

Join us for our first Instant Expert event of 2025, Inside the Subatomic Universe, and hear from six leading experts as they unravel the mysteries of the subatomic world. Discover everything we know about this fascinating realm and don’t miss out on our early bird ticket offer, ending Sunday, 5 January. The standard model - the theory of (almost) everything Harry Cliff, Particle physicist, University of Cambridge Hunting for dark matter deep underground Henrique Araújo, Astroparticle physicist, Imperial College London Antimatter matters Tara Shears, Professor of physics, University of Liverpool Beyond the standard model - a maths-driven journey to the unknown Maria Ubiali, Particle phenomenologist, University of Cambridge Unveiling the elusive dance of neutrinos Linda Cremonesi, UKRI Future leader fellow and reader, Queen Mary University of London The ATLAS experiment Kate Shaw, Experimental particle physicist, CERN and Associate professor, University of Sussex Early bird discount ends on Sunday 5 January. Find out more and book your ticket.  https://bit.ly/3DFxbFF

Uncover the Mind's Mysteries with Dr Olivia Remes 🌟 📅 Date: Saturday, 7th December 2024 📍 Location: Congress Centre, London, WC1B 3LS What's happening inside your brain? How can science help us better understand our emotions, thoughts and mental wellbeing? At the New Scientist Instant Expert -Uncovering the Mind's Mysteries event, you'll have the chance to explore these questions with six pioneering researchers, including our own Dr Olivia Remes, a leading mental health expert from the University of Cambridge Laing O'Rourke Centre. In her talk, Olivia will dive into the science of anxiety, sharing evidence-based strategies to manage symptoms, reduce stress, and promote a healthier mindset. With practical insights and tools for building resilience, this session is a must for anyone interested in enhancing their mental wellbeing. 🎟 Secure your spot now! More Info & Bookings: https://lnkd.in/e_PBSjDp #MentalHealth #Neuroscience #CambridgeResearch #Wellbeing #AnxietySupport #ScienceEvents Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge