Call for abstracts – Exploring methods in energy research

Call for abstracts – Exploring methods in energy research
19th April 2016 Alison Parker

We invite submissions of abstracts (maximum 350 words), leading to an oral or poster presentation at the forthcoming LoLo CDT Student Led conference in June 2016. Applications will be accepted from PhD and early career researchers whose work seeks to address the challenge of reducing energy consumption in buildings.

 

Please include the following:

  • Title of the submission
  • Author name(s)
  • Academic affiliation
  • Email and phone number of corresponding author
  • All abstracts will be considered for both oral and poster presentations unless clearly marked “poster only”
  • Abstracts should include a clear description of the methods used/being used.

Please send all submissions as a MS Word document or pdf to events@lolo.ac.uk

 


 

Deadline for submissions extended to 11 May 2016

Applicants will be informed if their abstract has been accepted by May 18th 2016. Applicants should register for the conference at https://loloconference2016.eventbrite.co.uk and select the ticket option for those submitting an abstract.

 

Further Information

LoLo CDT Student Led Conference 2016  “How many ways can you change a light bulb? Exploring methods in energy research”

Sustainable energy transitions require an understanding of the social, political, technical and economic dimensions of energy demand.  This conference will explore how different approaches and methods can contribute to generating long-term solutions

This conference is primarily aimed at PhD and early career researchers, with a focus on work in progress, and the aim of creating an inclusive environment in which a diverse audience can discuss the challenges and opportunities offered by different approaches to energy research.

The conference is designed to facilitate discussion of different methods in the context of specific research projects, through a combination of presentations and smaller group workshops.  Places are strictly limited to allow in-depth exploration of the issues.

The conference will be held in UCL’s Bloomsbury Campus on Thursday 16 June 2016.  Register for free at https://loloconference2016.eventbrite.co.uk