Sponsored by SWIEET2007 2023: Guest Speaker -Professor Lord Darzi, OM, KBE, PC, FRS, delivered a lecture entitled ‘Health Care Transformation through Science and Technology’. 2022: Guest speaker – Professor Sir Jim McDonald delivered a lecture entitled ‘A Whole Systems Approach to achieving Net Zero: a 21st Century’. […]
Read more →Net Zero – A Challenge too far?The Case for Nuclear Power
Read more →Finally, following a three year hiatus due to COVID, the 60th William Menelaus Lecture took place on the 15th March 2023, the title was; DELIVERING NET ZERO Presented by The Baroness Brown of Cambridge DBE FREng FRS Julia King Baroness Brown has kindly made her slides available, […]
Read more →ICE Wales Cymru Apprentice of the Year, sponsored by SWIEET, is awarded for excellence in both professional and academic study undertaken by apprentices of the Wales Apprenticeship Alliance, a collaboration between ICE Wales Cymru, Welsh Government – Transport and Apprenticeship Divisions, Arcadis and SWIEET. We are looking […]
Read more →SWIEET sponsored this year’s Zienkiewicz Lecture, which was given by Professor Sir Martyn Poliakoff FRS of Nottingham University on the subject of Supercriticality: From Blue Fluid to Green Chemistry.Supercritical fluid phenomena was discovered in the 1890s but has only relatively recently taken off in industrial processes. It was held on Wednesday, […]
Read more →As the demand for future engineers increases across the UK, Engineers have a responsibility to educate, inspire and convince young people to become the next generation of problem solvers. SWIEET sponsored the Institution of Civil Engineers in South Wales, as part of Tomorrow’s Engineers week to do […]
Read more →Prof Hywel Thomas (Cardiff University who proposed the vote of thanks), Lord Robert Mair (Cambridge University who delivered the fifty ninth Menelaus Lecture), Phil Hourahine (Chair of SWIE(ET)2007) and Prof John Tucker (Swansea University master of ceremonies) after one of the South Wales Institute’s finest events.
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