Materials Science – Webinars and Online Events

As the global energy landscape shifts, battery research is more critical than ever. Returning for a second year, this event will explore the latest breakthroughs in battery chemistry, solid-state technologies and sustainable materials.

This webinar will highlight groundbreaking advancements in materials and technologies that are set to revolutionize energy storage.

This exclusive AMA offers a rare opportunity to engage directly with Dr. Thomas Webster, a world-renowned biomedical engineer and entrepreneur with over 28 years of experience at the forefront of nanotechnology. Dr. Webster is well known for his pioneering work in harnessing the power of nanomaterials to revolutionize healthcare applications.

In the pursuit of a sustainable future, advanced energy materials are emerging as the building blocks of a clean energy revolution, driving innovation in semiconductors, solar cells, fuel cells and beyond.

The future of sustainable energy hinges on next-generation battery technology. We're excited to announce an exclusive live Ask Me Anything session focused entirely on battery research!

Battery research has rapidly grown in both scale and importance over the past decade. Join our roster of expert speakers who will be covering the latest research into optimizing existing energy storage solutions, developing novel technologies and deploying them in the real-world to meet our present and future energy demands.

Water is essential for life and for the successful operation of most of today’s commercial buildings. For most of us though our greatest regular interaction with it is to just turn on a tap.

We are delighted to present an exclusive Ask Me Anything virtual session that explores the world of future of battery research at NASA.

We are delighted to present an AMA session with our esteemed live virtual speaker, Kieran O'Regan, COO and Co-Founder About:Energy.

Join our webinar, hosted by Klaus Hochleitner, to take a deep dive into nitrocellulose membranes including the raw material, structure manufacturing process and capillary flow time and how these affect your lateral flow assays.