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The ASE is delighted to be hosting its’ 2027 Annual Conference at the University of Northampton from 7th to 9th January.


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Friday, January 8
 

12:25 GMT

Frontier Science: Engineering the future
Friday January 8, 2027 12:25 - 13:30 GMT
In this talk, IChemE President Ollie Folayan will share his journey into chemical engineering, describe a day in the life of an engineer, talk about the work he has done to widen access to underrepresented groups and highlight the forces shaping engineering in the future.
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Ollie Folayan FREng CEng FIChemE

Head of Process Engineering, Costain

Friday January 8, 2027 12:25 - 13:30 GMT
LH345 (Learning Hub Level 3 lab-type space)

16:10 GMT

Frontier Science: What we learn(ed) from rainbows
Friday January 8, 2027 16:10 - 17:05 GMT
Unexpectedly, many concepts and practices central to our physics today, that students and educators could find interesting, originated in the study of rainbows.
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Michael Berry

Emeritus Professor of Physics, University of Bristol

Friday January 8, 2027 16:10 - 17:05 GMT
LH322 (Learning Hub Level 3)
 
Saturday, January 9
 

08:45 GMT

Frontier Science: How the physical sciences can empower biology - applications of single molecule fluorescence to the biosciences
Saturday January 9, 2027 08:45 - 09:40 GMT
The capability to image single molecules has revolutionised biology.

I will explain how these methods work and  how we are currently applying them to study the molecular basis of neurodegenerative disease.

Lastly I will describe how our early single molecule work on DNA polymerase led to the development of next generation DNA sequencing, now widely used, and the lessons that can be learnt from this experience.
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Sir David Klenerman

University of Cambridge

Saturday January 9, 2027 08:45 - 09:40 GMT
LH323 (Learning Hub Level 3)

12:25 GMT

Frontier Science: Exploring Mars
Saturday January 9, 2027 12:25 - 13:20 GMT
I have explored Mars with the Curiosity Rover, orbiters and Martian meteorites.

This talks summarises how we have reached a new understanding about the evolution of Mars and its Habitable, ‘Warm and Wet’ ancient past, and how we plan to continue exploring Mars with new missions – robotic and human.
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John C Bridges SFHEA

Professor / Planetary Scientist, University of Leicester School of Physics and Astronomy

Saturday January 9, 2027 12:25 - 13:20 GMT
LH323 (Learning Hub Level 3)
 

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