Tagged / COP26

Forthcoming events

Please see the forthcoming Science in Parliament events. These are free to BU staff. Contact Sarah on policy@bournemouth.ac.uk if you would like to book onto one of these events. Both academic and professional service staff are welcome to attend.

 

Monday 5th July, online at 5.30pm

 Climate Change

Sponsored by the Met Office

 

Monday 13th September,5.30pm

Mathematics and Algorithms

Sponsored by The Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

 

Tuesday 12th October, 5.30pm

 Neurological topic

Sponsored by the British Neuroscience Association

 

Monday 8th November,5.30pm

 COP 26

Sponsored by the National Physical Laboratory

 

Monday 29th November, 5.30pm

– Bioethics related – title to be confirmed

Sponsored by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics

 

Monday 6th December, 10.00am

STEM for Britain awards

Policy opportunities

Please see a range of policy opportunities coming up soon.

If you intend to respond to a select committee inquiry, a consultation, or an APPG (all party parliamentary group) call for evidence please engage with BU’s policy team in good time before submitting your response. Contact us on: policy@bournemouth.ac.uk

  • BEIS Consultation survey – Get your voice heard on energy policy – BEIS are keen to understand how to more effectively engage experts and stakeholders in policy making process.

  • 4 March – Defra Science Advisory Council – recruiting both for Chair and members. They are really keen to encourage interest from a diverse range of people, and are happy to answer any informal inquiries directed at Amanna Giles, science.advisory.council@defra.gov.uk. Please find supporting note attached.

  • 5 March – The International Trade Committee are looking for a number of specialist advisers to support on the scrutiny of trade negotiations. Advisers would be required to attend committee meetings (likely virtually). Details on how to apply can be found here.

 

  • 9 March 2-4pm: Data First Academic Seminar – MoJ ARI
    The seminar will focus on the Ministry of Justice Areas of Research Interest and Data First combined (more detail in the attached). It could appeal to both academics with an interest in justice data and knowledge brokers working on their behalf. If anyone is interested, please ask email datafirst@justice.gov.uk to be added them to the calendar invite.

 

  • 17-21 May – Save the date – COP26 Climate Exp0 – A fusion of Science and Policy virtual conference – will showcase the latest thinking and most relevant international research in the run up to COP26 around five themes. Deadline to register 10 March.