IET Lecture Series

Join of for a series of lectures covering subjects from hypersonic engines, hydrogen, nano technology and AI.

All lectures start at 6.30pm and are held in the Stornoway campus lecture theatre.

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UHI North, West and Hebrides - Stornoway Campus
Stornoway Castle Ground
Stornoway
Isle Of Lewis

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Ally Macleod
email: ally.macleod@uhi.ac.uk

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Join us for a new series of engineering lectures created in partnership with the Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Our staff have come together to design a series of lecturers answering the questions you need to know about today's developing engineering world... should we be afraid of AI? Is Hydrogen the new miracle renewable fuel? Come along to find out more.

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28 May 6.30pm

Dr Alasdair Macleod – Hydrogen and Wind – A Perfect Match?

Wind energy is highly variable, but a claim frequently made is that it is possible to turn a large wind turbine into a power source as reliable as a conventional power station by combining it with hydrogen generation. In this talk we will consider if this is really possible and explain the compromises needed if we are to live in a world powered only by wind.

18 June 6.30pm

Dr Alasdair Macleod – Nano technology – small is beautiful

Whatever happened to graphene? We often hear of breakthroughs at the molecular level accompanied by promises of a new world build with materials with incredible science fiction properties. We will explore what is really happening and how are these materials are actually affecting our lives.