Lecture Series
The Sustainability Council’s ongoing lecture series explores local and global perspectives on sustainability, equity and climate action. Hear researchers and practitioners from the University of Alberta and beyond in fields ranging from engineering to ecology, public health to poetry, native studies to nanotechnology.
The lecture series is delivered to you on a bi-weekly basis. We aim to highlight sustainability research, teaching and innovation over a range of topics with the goal of generating conversation on sustainability across disciplines.
Winter 2024 Lectures
Energy Talks - Point-of-need sensors: What are they and how can they help us?
Talk | Jan. 15, 2025, 7 – 8:30 p.m. | 8331 104 Street Edmonton AB T6E 4E9
What are point-of-need sensors? Why should we be developing them? How can they help our environment? Our health care system? Join Dr. Haley Hunter for a discussion tackling all of these questions and more. This talk will go through some key real-world examples along with some of the newer techniques researchers are currently working on.
This event is presented by the Edmonton Public Library in partnership with Future Energy Systems.