Research Cafe
Intelligent, creative and immersive technologies
Abstracts: Open for submissions here (closing 13/01/25 12pm).
Keynote: Paul Driver, Director of Simulation-based Learning in the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care at Anglia Ruskin University.
When: 05th February 2025 11:30am - 2:30pm
Connect: Presenters and participants will have the opportunity to connect over lunch to spark collaborations.
All research related to 'Intelligent, Creative and Immersive' themes are welcome:
• XR technologies use and application
• Computer Simulation
• Intelligent analyse
• Innovative technologies
• Use of VR technologies in the health sector
• XR Infrastructures
• Creative technologies in education
• Industrial changes
• Biological solutions
• Socio-economics
• Policy on new technologies
and other related research
Ways to present:
Lightning talks (6 mins in front of the room, covering the key points of your research.)
Poster (This would be A0 poster outlining important areas of your research).
Presenters can showcase their research, interact with experts from different disciplines and fields, and receive valuable feedback from the academic community.
Share: We can also support you with sharing your research as widely as possible through Apollo, the University repository. The repository is committed to preserving for the long-term and providing access to the University's research as widely as possible.
>>>Contact information: library@westcamhub.co.uk / 01223762725.
Event location:
West Hub, Cambridge
See here what participants say about the Research Café.
Next opportunities
Keynote: TBC
Ways to present: As a presenter, you can showcase your research, interact with experts from different disciplines, and receive valuable feedback from the academic community.
Lightning talks (6 mins in front of the room, covering the key points of your research.)
Poster (This would be A0 poster outlining important areas of your research).
Prize draw 2pm: A Prize draw for the Talk and/or Poster will be available.
Connect: Presenters and participants will have the opportunity to connect over lunch to spark collaborations.
Share: We can also support you with sharing your research as widely as possible through Apollo, the University repository. The repository is committed to preserving for the long-term and providing access to the University's research as widely as possible.
>>See what participants say about the Research Café on our LinkedIn post.
>>>Contact information: library@westcamhub.co.uk / 01223762725.
Keynote: TBC
Ways to present: As a presenter, you can showcase your research, interact with experts from different disciplines, and receive valuable feedback from the academic community.
Lightning talks (6 mins in front of the room, covering the key points of your research.)
Poster (This would be A0 poster outlining important areas of your research).
Prize draw 2pm: A Prize draw for the Talk and/or Poster will be available.
Connect: Presenters and participants will have the opportunity to connect over lunch to spark collaborations.
Share: We can also support you with sharing your research as widely as possible through Apollo, the University repository. The repository is committed to preserving for the long-term and providing access to the University's research as widely as possible.
>>See what participants say about the Research Café on our LinkedIn post.
>>>Contact information: library@westcamhub.co.uk / 01223762725.
The Research Café started in January 2024, and we have already received over 150 attendees. The engaging lightning talks have created a fantastic opportunity for all researchers involved.
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To see past presentations published, visit our Apollo Community repository Research Cafés (cam.ac.uk).