This meeting has been jointly organised by BCS, IET and IMA.
The lecture will explain why batteries are the key to this, how they work, how they are made, their role in future transport, and the research being done to improve them.
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SPEAKERS
Professor David Greenwood, Advanced Propulsion Systems WMG, University of Warwick
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AGENDA
18:30 - Refreshments and networking
19:00 - Main presentation
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SYNOPSIS
Battery electric vehicles are proposed as the answer to air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions, but are they really “zero emissions”, and will they deliver the range, durability and charging convenience that we need?
The lecture will explain why batteries are the key to this, how they work, how they are made, their role in future transport, and the research being done to improve them.
This meeting has been jointly organised by BCS, IET and IMA.
This is an open meeting, there is no charge to attend, everyone is welcome, but booking is essential. Students are particularly welcome. The lecture is suitable for children and young adults, but under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Light refreshments will be available before the lecture. Guests are most welcome to join us for a light buffet and networking after the lecture.
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For overseas delegates who wish to attend the event please note that BCS does not issue invitation letters.
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THIS EVENT IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:
BCS Coventry Branch
Visit coventry.bcs.org
IET
Visit https://www.theiet.org/
IMA
Visit https://ima.org.uk
