New voices on science, agriculture and engineering @INSIGHTSPublicLecturesNCL
New voices on science, agriculture and engineering  @INSIGHTSPublicLecturesNCL
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
On Thursday 26 November, three Postgraduate students from the Faculty of Science, Agriculture and Engineering at Newcastle University will be have the opportunity to deliver a 10 minute public lecture, describing their cutting-edge research.

Following a public vote, the winning entries are:

Engineered in vitro models of osteochondral tissue in healthy and pathological conditions
Annachiara Scalzone, PhD in School of Engineering

Development of Realistic Human Behaviours for Evacuation Simulations
Beth Barnes, PhD in School of Engineering

Can virtual landscapes help us sustain living landscapes?
Daryl Hughes, EngD in Engineering

Live Q&A:
The lectures will be followed by a live Q&A with the speakers. You can submit a question in advance by sending an email to public.lectures@ncl.ac.uk or during the event using YouTube Live Chat or via Twitter @InsightsNCL.

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