The International Energy Research Centre (IERC), at Tyndall, has opened registration for their 2020 Annual Conference, which aims to accelerate climate change solutions by bringing together national and international energy experts and researchers.
Beth Massey, Head of Research,
Jo Southernwood, Senior Research Engineer, Carlos Ochoa, Senior Researcher.
Dr. Alejandro Salgado Montejo, who received his PhD in experimental psychology from the University of Oxford, is the featured speaker at this crucial event. He has extensive experience in the integration of knowledge across neuroscience, psychophysics, and social sciences to understand and predict human experience and decision-making. He will speak on the topic of predicting human behaviour and decision-making. John Mullins, Executive Chairman of solar power producer Amarenco, will join speakers from Oxford Brookes University; the World Energy Council; Community Power; ICLEI Europe; NS Energy Watch Germany. Speakers will be addressing this year’s conference theme, “A New Decade, A New Frontier: An Intensive Drive Towards Delivering 2030 Targets.”
Professor Tony Day, Executive Director of the IERC said:
“The IERC Conference 2020 will take place against a backdrop of key issues for the energy sector. IERC research is delivering breakthrough innovation to meet urgent climate change demands, and partnering with industry accelerates our successes and ensures that solutions are market-ready as soon as possible. Events that blend leading edge research with market-facing companies are vital in encouraging rapid solutions we can all use to fight climate change. We are looking forward to hearing insights from speakers from all over the world at this year’s conference.”
The 9th Annual IERC Conference will take place in Cork, Ireland, and begins with a networking dinner on Wednesday, April 22nd. The main conference takes place on Thursday April 23rd; all events will be hosted at the Maryborough House Hotel. Register now.