Events

A 3 day introduction to python for work experience students, key stage 4/5

Public access day at Diamond Light Source, with hands-on demos in the atrium.

These events are very popular and there is a limit on the number of visitors that can be accommodated so a ballot system is operated to offer a fair allocation of spaces.

Swarm engineering across scales: from flocking robots to nanomedicine by Dr Sabine Hauert, University of Bristol.
Swarm engineering allows us to make robots that work in large numbers and tiny sizes. Swarm strategies are either inspired from nature (ant colonies, fish shoals, and bird flocks) or are
automatically discovered using machine learning and crowd sourcing.
Demonstrated applications include the deployment of swarms of flying robots to create outdoor communication networks, the use of 1000 coin-sized robots to form structures and explore their environment, and the design of nanoparticles for cancer treatment.

This course is suitable for individuals required by their employers to undertake responsibility for first aid arrangements in lower risk environments such as offices.

There will be the opportunity to network with our business experts.

Refreshments and lunch will be provided.

The purpose of the workshops is to provide quality, value-added business advice in an interactive setting for companies at Harwell and Greater Oxfordshire. Delegates will increase their knowledge in key business areas such as marketing, networking, negotiating, legal, access to finance, data protection, accounting and more! These workshops will create a space for regular interaction with our Harwell Campus preferred business service providers who want to help your business grow and succeed.

Connect Harwell Workshops are being delivered and hosted by Harwell Campus Management.

We look forward to seeing you there!

MRC Festival of Medical Research Open Day at the Research Complex at Harwell (RCaH)  for Key Stage 3 students in Years 8 and 9.

The RCaH is a fascinating science facility for scientists who work at Harwell Campus. It provides a unique environment for researchers in the life and physical sciences, enabling them to work at the interface between traditional science disciplines and use the major facilities on the Harwell Campus such as ISIS Neutron and Muon Source and Diamond Light Source.