Dear UKAN+ members,
This is a reminder that the first connecting SIGs event will take place on Friday 3rd December.
The agenda of the event is available at https://acoustics.ac.uk/connecting-sigs-2021/ .
Registration is free but required (extended to the end of 2nd December).
https://forms.gle/X2QVBA915GsHq8XT6
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Dear UKAN+ members,
UKAN+ is organising a series of Connecting SIGs events, the aim of which is to enable members across all special interest groups (SIGs) to learn more about the research conducted in other SIGs. This should especially benefit early career members, who might have not had a chance to find out more about research that other UKAN+ members are carrying out due to pandemic-induced restrictions. Four events will be held, each highlighting the activities relating to four of the UKAN+ SIGs.
We are happy to announce that the first event will be held at 3-5:30 pm on Friday 3rd December (UK time), as fully virtual event. The four SIGs presenting in the first event will be Sensors, Mathematical Acoustics, Computational Acoustics, Room and Communication Acoustics.
The event will include three parts:
• an overview of research conducted in each of the four SIGs (4 speakers)
• a series of short 3-minute presentations (12 speakers from the four SIGs)
• a panel discussion with senior academics from the four SIGS (Prof Euan Spence, Prof Nick Ovenden, Prof Rob Dwyer-Joyce, Prof Stephen Dance)
A draft agenda of the event is available here https://acoustics.ac.uk/connecting-sigs-2021/ .
We believe that these events will result in fantastic networking opportunities and potential future collaborations, as well as offering researchers exposure to a broad interdisciplinary audience across both academia and industry.
Please register in advance for this event by 02 December 2021.
https://forms.gle/X2QVBA915GsHq8XT6
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the event online in due course.
If you have any questions or would like some further information, please email Lin Wang at lin.wang@qmul.ac.uk.