The CEMP Research Centre warmly invite you to our Showcase and Networking event on 14th May 2024 – from 4 – 6 pm.
This is opportunity to find out a little about the range of research members are doing and discover the potential for new interdisciplinary opportunities and collaborations. An informal presentation in the Inspire Lecture Theatre will be followed by refreshments in the Fusion Atrium.
Visit our website to find out more about our members and our key research themes
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