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Atmospheric Science Conference 2019
Atmospheric Science Conference 2019
Conference

Atmospheric Science Conference 2019

DATE

Tuesday 2 - Wednesday 3 July 2019

Add Event to Calendar: Google

LOCATION

University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
West Midlands
B15 2TT
United Kingdom

The National Centre for Atmospheric Science and the Royal Meteorological Society jointly hosted a 2-day UK Atmospheric Science Conference in Birmingham on 2-3 July 2019. The meeting provided a unique opportunity to bring together atmospheric scientists with interests in weather, climate and atmospheric chemistry to present latest research findings.

The call for papers for the 2020 Atmospheric Science Conference will open in Autumn 2019.

Save the date!
The 2020 conference is taking place in Leeds on the 1-2 July! 

Conference Presentations

Session 1 - Morning Plenary

Keynote Address Re-Examining the perplexity of Cyclone Complexity - Helen Dacre, University of Reading

9:40 An Overview of Atmospheric Pollution and Human Health in Chinese Megacity Research Programme (APHH-Beijing) - Dr Zongbo Shi, University of Birmingham

10:00 Seasonal Forecasts of the 20th Century - Dr Antje Weisheimer, University of Oxford

10:20 First Results from the UKESM1 CMIP6 ScenarioMIP Ensemble of Future Projections - Dr Alistair Sellar, Met Office

 

Session 2 - Morning Parallel Sessions

Seasonal Predictions - Room C Block

11:10 Development, Amplification and Decay of European Summer Weather Patterns Linked to Spring North Atlantic Sea Surface Temperatures - Dr Albert Osso, NCAS

11:30 The Utility of Seasonal Forecast Information for Drought Risk Assessments - Dr Matthew Young, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 An Improved Approach to Land-Surface Initialisation in the Met Office Global Seasonal Forecasting System (GloSea) - Philip Davies, Met Office

12:10 Volcanic Impacts on Large-Scale Climate Modes in a Multi-Model Ensemble - Dr Leon Hermanson, Met Office

 

Dynamics - Room WG5

11:10 Structure, Lifecycle and Environmental Conditions of Tibetan Plateau Vortices - Dr Julia Curio, University of Reading & NCAS

11:30 ENSO Modulation of MJO Teleconnection to the North Atlantic & Europe and Implications for Subseasonal Predictability - Dr Robert Lee, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 The Study of Topographic Changes of the Middle Levels of the Atmosphere and its Effect on the Heat Increase in the Middle East - Prof Nader Parvin, Payame Noor University

12:10 Equatorial Waves and High Impact Weather in South East Asia - Dr Sam Ferrett, University of Reading & NCAS 

 

Interactions - Room G33

11:10 Managing Air for Green Inner Cities - Dr Paul Hayden, University of Surrey & NCAS

11:30 On the Influence of Pre- and In-Seasonal Meteorological Conditions on Grass Pollen Interannual Variations in the UK - Dr Alexander Kurganskiy, University of Worcester

11:50 Atmospheric Boundary Layer, Atmospheric Stagnation and Air Pollution Relationships Over the Atacama Desert, Chile - Damián Oyarzun, Enviromental Change Research Centre, UCL

12:10 An Extension of the Online Atmospheric Model WRF-Chem with Bioaerosols at the Species Level - Prof Carsten Skjoth, University of Worcester

Earth System Modelling - Room WG12

11:10 UKESM1: An Assessment of the Pre-Industrial to Present-Day Anthropogenic Forcing and its Attribution to Different Forcing Agents - Dr Fiona O'Connor, Met Office Hadley Centre

11:30 UKESM-Hybrid: Focusing Resolution Where it's Most Needed - Dr Marc Stringer, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 An Analysis of the UKESM1 CMIP6 Historical Ensemble - Dr Till Kuhlbrodt, University of Reading & NCAS

12:10 Coupled Interactive Fire-Atmospheric Chemistry Model - João Teixeira,  Met Office & University of Exeter

Session 3 - Afternoon Parallel Sessions

Seasonal Predictions - Room C Block

13:30 The Impact of Strong El Nino and La Nina Events on the North Atlantic - Dr Steve Hadiman, Met Office Hadley Centre

13:50 Understanding the Signal-to-Noise Paradox with Nonlinear Dynamics - Prof Tim Palmer, University of Oxford

14:10 Attribution of 2012 Extreme Climate Events: Does air-sea interaction matter? - Dr Buwen Dong, NCAS-Climate, University of Reading

Aerosols - Room WG5

13:30 The Influence of VOC Mixing on the Formation and Properties of Secondary Organic Aerosols - Dr M. Rami Alfarra, The University of Manchester & NCAS

13:50 Observations Of Highly Oxygenated Molecules and New Particle Formation In Urban Atmospheres - James Brean, University of Birmingham

14:10 Air Pollutant Removal by Vegetation: Potential and Limitations - Dr Eiko Nemitz, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Ozone & Climate - Room G33

13:30 Modelling the Impacts of Ongoing East Asian CFC Emissions on Ozone Recovery - Dr James Keeble, NCAS

13:50 Towards Improved Characterisation of the Impact of Chlorinated VSLSs on Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate - Dr Ewa Bednarz, Lancaster University

14:10 Machine Learning Parameterizations for Ozone in Climate Sensitivity Simulations - Dr Peer Nowack, Imperial College London

Regional - Room WG12

13:30 Interaction of Convective Organisation with Monsoon Precipitation, Atmosphere, Surface and Sea: Emerging results from the 2016 INCOMPASS field campaign in India - Dr Andy Turner, University of Reading & NCAS

13:50 Airmass Analysis of the Processes Driving the Progression of the 2016 Indian Summer Monsoon - Dr Ambrogio Volonté, NCAS - Climate & University of Reading

14:10 Transport Resilience to Weather in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Dr Emma Ferranti, University of Birmingham

Session 4 - Afternoon Plenary

Keynote Address UK Emissions from Novel Sources, Prof Frank Kelly, King's College London

16:30 Potential Benefits of Cool Roofs in Reducing Heat-Related Mortality During Heatwaves in a European City, Dr Helen L Macintyre, Public Health England & University of Birmingham

16:50 Increased Shear in the North Atlantic Upper-Level Jet Stream over the Past Four Decades - Prof Paul D. Williams, University of Reading

17:10 Simulating the Climate Response to Atmospheric Oxygen Variability in the Phanerozoic - Dr Alexander T. Archibald, University of Cambridge & NCAS/Met Office

 

Session 5 - Morning Plenary

Keynote Address Global Intensification in Observed Short-Duration Rainfall Extremes - Prof Hayley Fowler, Newcastle University

9:35 Isoprene Measurements in an Oak-Dominated Forest during the 2018 Heatwave in the UK - Dr Valerio Ferracci, Cranfield University

9:55 Measurement and Modelling of Physico-Chemical Properties and Atmospheric Behaviour of Automotive Diesel Particles - Prof Roy Harrison, NCAS, University of Birmingham, UK and King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

10:15 Unsupervised Classification of Convective Organisation with Deep Learning - Dr Leif Denby, University of Leeds

Session 6 - Workshops

Urban and Regional Air Quality - Room WG5

 

Climate Services - Room G33

 

Machine Learning in Earth Sciences - Room WG12

Workshop Summary

Facilitators talks:

Peer Nowack

Convolutional networks, Leif Denby

Machine Learning in Earth System Science: An overview of meteorological normalisation, Stuart Grange

 

Session 7 - Afternoon Sessions

Convection & Storms - Room C Block

14:10 Covariance of Storm Hazards in the Atlantic Basin - Dr Michael Angus, University of Birmingham

14:30 High-Resolution Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Simulations of Ice Crystal Icing Events and the Risk to Aircraft - Dr Daniel Bannister, SATAVIA

14:50 Slope-Driven Convection: Present Understanding, Open Questions, and Challenges for Numerical Weather Prediction Models, Prof. Dino Zardi, Atmospheric Physics Group, University of Trento

Atmospheric Chemistry - Room WG5

14:10 Measurements from the Manchester Time of Flight Chemical Ionisation Mass Spectrometer on the FAAM Bae 146 Research aircraft, Dr Thomas Bannan, University of Manchester

14:30 Analysis of tropospheric NO2, HCHO, HONO and O3 from three years of remote and urban MAX-DOAS measurements in Australasia, Robert Ryan, University of Melbourne

14:50 Ammonia in the 21st Century: Challenges for Measurements and Mitigation, Dr Christine Braban, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology

Africa - Room G33

14:10 Validation of TAMSAT-Derived Soil Moisture using NDVI, Dr Vicky Boult, University of Reading

14:30 Regional Mechanisms for the “East African Paradox” Rainfall Decline and Recent Recovery, Dr Caroline Wainwright, University of Reading

14:50 Are future precipitation changes homogeneous over Sahel? - Dr Paul-Arthur Monerie, University of Reading

Climate Variability - Room WG12

14:10 Assessing External and Internal Sources of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability using Models, Proxy Data and Early Instrumental Indices, Dr Christopher O'Reilly, Atmospheric, Oceanic & Planetary Physics, University of Oxford

14:30 Quantifying the Effect of Asian Circulation Biases on the Climate Response to Aerosol Forcing, Dr Laura Wilcox, University of Reading & NCAS

14:50 Reconstruction of the Southern Annular Mode from Ships’ Logbooks and other Historical Observations, Dr Julie Jones, University of Sheffield

15:10 Examining the Role of Aerosol Forcing in Driving Global Climate Variations using a Novel Large Ensemble of Historical Simulations, Dr Andrea Dittus, University of Reading & NCAS

Session 8 - Afternoon Plenary

16:00 Long Range Predictability of Atmospheric Angular Momentum, Prof Adam Scaife, Met Office Hadley Centre & University of Exeter

16:20 State of the UK Climate 2018, Michael Kendon, Met Office & National Climate Information Centre

Keynote Address, Climate Science Needs to Take Risk Assessments Much More Seriously, Prof Rowan Sutton, NCAS & University of Reading

Resources

Keynote 1 - Helen Dacre
pdf 4.31 MB
Session 1 - 09.10 Dr Zongbo Shi
pdf 5.02 MB
Session 1 - 10.20 Alistair Sellar
pdf 1.55 MB
Session 2 - 12.10 Sam Ferrett - WG5
pdf 4.68 MB
Session 2 - 11.10 Paul Hayden - G33
pdf 1.33 MB
Session 2 - 11.50 Damián Oyarzun - G33
pdf 1.2 MB
Session 2 - 11.10 Fiona O'Connor - WG12
pdf 3.66 MB
Session 2 - 11.30 Marc Stringer - WG12
pdf 609.27 KB
Session 2 - 12.10 João Teixeira - WG12
pdf 2.05 MB
Session 2 - 11.50 Till Kuhlbrodt - WG12
pdf 2.9 MB
Session 3 - 13.30 Steve Hardiman - C Block
pdf 754.92 KB
Session 3 - 14.10 Buwen Dong - C Block
pdf 2.23 MB
Session 3 - 13.30 Andy Turner - WG12
pdf 1.98 MB
Session 3 - 13.50 Ambrogio Volonté - WG12
pdf 988.41 KB
Keynote 2 - Frank Kelly
pdf 2.13 MB
Session 4 - 16.30 Helen Macintyre
pdf 1.4 MB
Session 4 - 17.10 Alexander Archibald
pdf 3.98 MB
Keynote 3 - Hayley Fowler
pdf 3.81 MB
Session 5 - 9.35 Valerio Ferracci
pdf 3.75 MB
Session 5 - 09.55 Roy Harrison
pdf 3.48 MB
Session 5 - 10.15 Leif Denby
pdf 6.94 MB
Machine Learning in Earth Sciences Workshop Summary - WG12
pdf 55.62 KB
Leif Denby - Machine Learning Workshop
pdf 864.59 KB
Stuart Grange - Machine Learning Worrkshop
pdf 533.86 KB
Session 7 - 14.10 Michael Angus C Block
pdf 4.01 MB
Session 7 - 14.10 Thomas Bannan - WG5
pdf 2.08 MB
Session 7 - 14.30 Robert Ryan - WG5
pdf 4.77 MB
Session 7 - 14.50 Christine Braban WG5
pdf 3.97 MB
Session 7 - 14.10 Vicky Boult - G33
pdf 3.48 MB
Session 8 - 16.00 Adam Scaife
pdf 1.24 MB
Session 8 - 16.20 Michael Kendon
pdf 2.56 MB
Keynote 4 - Rowan Sutton
pdf 1.04 MB

The National Centre for Atmospheric Science and the Royal Meteorological Society jointly hosted a 2-day UK Atmospheric Science Conference in Birmingham on 2-3 July 2019. The meeting provided a unique opportunity to bring together atmospheric scientists with interests in weather, climate and atmospheric chemistry to present latest research findings.

The call for papers for the 2020 Atmospheric Science Conference will open in Autumn 2019.

Save the date!
The 2020 conference is taking place in Leeds on the 1-2 July! 

Conference Presentations

Session 1 - Morning Plenary

Keynote Address Re-Examining the perplexity of Cyclone Complexity - Helen Dacre, University of Reading

9:40 An Overview of Atmospheric Pollution and Human Health in Chinese Megacity Research Programme (APHH-Beijing) - Dr Zongbo Shi, University of Birmingham

10:00 Seasonal Forecasts of the 20th Century - Dr Antje Weisheimer, University of Oxford

10:20 First Results from the UKESM1 CMIP6 ScenarioMIP Ensemble of Future Projections - Dr Alistair Sellar, Met Office

 

Session 2 - Morning Parallel Sessions

Seasonal Predictions - Room C Block

11:10 Development, Amplification and Decay of European Summer Weather Patterns Linked to Spring North Atlantic Sea Surface Temperatures - Dr Albert Osso, NCAS

11:30 The Utility of Seasonal Forecast Information for Drought Risk Assessments - Dr Matthew Young, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 An Improved Approach to Land-Surface Initialisation in the Met Office Global Seasonal Forecasting System (GloSea) - Philip Davies, Met Office

12:10 Volcanic Impacts on Large-Scale Climate Modes in a Multi-Model Ensemble - Dr Leon Hermanson, Met Office

 

Dynamics - Room WG5

11:10 Structure, Lifecycle and Environmental Conditions of Tibetan Plateau Vortices - Dr Julia Curio, University of Reading & NCAS

11:30 ENSO Modulation of MJO Teleconnection to the North Atlantic & Europe and Implications for Subseasonal Predictability - Dr Robert Lee, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 The Study of Topographic Changes of the Middle Levels of the Atmosphere and its Effect on the Heat Increase in the Middle East - Prof Nader Parvin, Payame Noor University

12:10 Equatorial Waves and High Impact Weather in South East Asia - Dr Sam Ferrett, University of Reading & NCAS 

 

Interactions - Room G33

11:10 Managing Air for Green Inner Cities - Dr Paul Hayden, University of Surrey & NCAS

11:30 On the Influence of Pre- and In-Seasonal Meteorological Conditions on Grass Pollen Interannual Variations in the UK - Dr Alexander Kurganskiy, University of Worcester

11:50 Atmospheric Boundary Layer, Atmospheric Stagnation and Air Pollution Relationships Over the Atacama Desert, Chile - Damián Oyarzun, Enviromental Change Research Centre, UCL

12:10 An Extension of the Online Atmospheric Model WRF-Chem with Bioaerosols at the Species Level - Prof Carsten Skjoth, University of Worcester

Earth System Modelling - Room WG12

11:10 UKESM1: An Assessment of the Pre-Industrial to Present-Day Anthropogenic Forcing and its Attribution to Different Forcing Agents - Dr Fiona O'Connor, Met Office Hadley Centre

11:30 UKESM-Hybrid: Focusing Resolution Where it's Most Needed - Dr Marc Stringer, University of Reading & NCAS

11:50 An Analysis of the UKESM1 CMIP6 Historical Ensemble - Dr Till Kuhlbrodt, University of Reading & NCAS

12:10 Coupled Interactive Fire-Atmospheric Chemistry Model - João Teixeira,  Met Office & University of Exeter

Session 3 - Afternoon Parallel Sessions

Seasonal Predictions - Room C Block

13:30 The Impact of Strong El Nino and La Nina Events on the North Atlantic - Dr Steve Hadiman, Met Office Hadley Centre

13:50 Understanding the Signal-to-Noise Paradox with Nonlinear Dynamics - Prof Tim Palmer, University of Oxford

14:10 Attribution of 2012 Extreme Climate Events: Does air-sea interaction matter? - Dr Buwen Dong, NCAS-Climate, University of Reading

Aerosols - Room WG5

13:30 The Influence of VOC Mixing on the Formation and Properties of Secondary Organic Aerosols - Dr M. Rami Alfarra, The University of Manchester & NCAS

13:50 Observations Of Highly Oxygenated Molecules and New Particle Formation In Urban Atmospheres - James Brean, University of Birmingham

14:10 Air Pollutant Removal by Vegetation: Potential and Limitations - Dr Eiko Nemitz, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

Ozone & Climate - Room G33

13:30 Modelling the Impacts of Ongoing East Asian CFC Emissions on Ozone Recovery - Dr James Keeble, NCAS

13:50 Towards Improved Characterisation of the Impact of Chlorinated VSLSs on Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate - Dr Ewa Bednarz, Lancaster University

14:10 Machine Learning Parameterizations for Ozone in Climate Sensitivity Simulations - Dr Peer Nowack, Imperial College London

Regional - Room WG12

13:30 Interaction of Convective Organisation with Monsoon Precipitation, Atmosphere, Surface and Sea: Emerging results from the 2016 INCOMPASS field campaign in India - Dr Andy Turner, University of Reading & NCAS

13:50 Airmass Analysis of the Processes Driving the Progression of the 2016 Indian Summer Monsoon - Dr Ambrogio Volonté, NCAS - Climate & University of Reading

14:10 Transport Resilience to Weather in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Dr Emma Ferranti, University of Birmingham

Session 4 - Afternoon Plenary

Keynote Address UK Emissions from Novel Sources, Prof Frank Kelly, King's College London

16:30 Potential Benefits of Cool Roofs in Reducing Heat-Related Mortality During Heatwaves in a European City, Dr Helen L Macintyre, Public Health England & University of Birmingham

16:50 Increased Shear in the North Atlantic Upper-Level Jet Stream over the Past Four Decades - Prof Paul D. Williams, University of Reading

17:10 Simulating the Climate Response to Atmospheric Oxygen Variability in the Phanerozoic - Dr Alexander T. Archibald, University of Cambridge & NCAS/Met Office

 

Session 5 - Morning Plenary

Keynote Address Global Intensification in Observed Short-Duration Rainfall Extremes - Prof Hayley Fowler, Newcastle University

9:35 Isoprene Measurements in an Oak-Dominated Forest during the 2018 Heatwave in the UK - Dr Valerio Ferracci, Cranfield University

9:55 Measurement and Modelling of Physico-Chemical Properties and Atmospheric Behaviour of Automotive Diesel Particles - Prof Roy Harrison, NCAS, University of Birmingham, UK and King Abdulaziz University, Saudi Arabia

10:15 Unsupervised Classification of Convective Organisation with Deep Learning - Dr Leif Denby, University of Leeds

Session 6 - Workshops

Urban and Regional Air Quality - Room WG5

 

Climate Services - Room G33

 

Machine Learning in Earth Sciences - Room WG12

Workshop Summary

Facilitators talks:

Peer Nowack

Convolutional networks, Leif Denby

Machine Learning in Earth System Science: An overview of meteorological normalisation, Stuart Grange

 

Session 7 - Afternoon Sessions

Convection & Storms - Room C Block

14:10 Covariance of Storm Hazards in the Atlantic Basin - Dr Michael Angus, University of Birmingham

14:30 High-Resolution Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Simulations of Ice Crystal Icing Events and the Risk to Aircraft - Dr Daniel Bannister, SATAVIA

14:50 Slope-Driven Convection: Present Understanding, Open Questions, and Challenges for Numerical Weather Prediction Models, Prof. Dino Zardi, Atmospheric Physics Group, University of Trento

Atmospheric Chemistry - Room WG5

14:10 Measurements from the Manchester Time of Flight Chemical Ionisation Mass Spectrometer on the FAAM Bae 146 Research aircraft, Dr Thomas Bannan, University of Manchester

14:30 Analysis of tropospheric NO2, HCHO, HONO and O3 from three years of remote and urban MAX-DOAS measurements in Australasia, Robert Ryan, University of Melbourne

14:50 Ammonia in the 21st Century: Challenges for Measurements and Mitigation, Dr Christine Braban, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology

Africa - Room G33

14:10 Validation of TAMSAT-Derived Soil Moisture using NDVI, Dr Vicky Boult, University of Reading

14:30 Regional Mechanisms for the “East African Paradox” Rainfall Decline and Recent Recovery, Dr Caroline Wainwright, University of Reading

14:50 Are future precipitation changes homogeneous over Sahel? - Dr Paul-Arthur Monerie, University of Reading

Climate Variability - Room WG12

14:10 Assessing External and Internal Sources of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability using Models, Proxy Data and Early Instrumental Indices, Dr Christopher O'Reilly, Atmospheric, Oceanic & Planetary Physics, University of Oxford

14:30 Quantifying the Effect of Asian Circulation Biases on the Climate Response to Aerosol Forcing, Dr Laura Wilcox, University of Reading & NCAS

14:50 Reconstruction of the Southern Annular Mode from Ships’ Logbooks and other Historical Observations, Dr Julie Jones, University of Sheffield

15:10 Examining the Role of Aerosol Forcing in Driving Global Climate Variations using a Novel Large Ensemble of Historical Simulations, Dr Andrea Dittus, University of Reading & NCAS

Session 8 - Afternoon Plenary

16:00 Long Range Predictability of Atmospheric Angular Momentum, Prof Adam Scaife, Met Office Hadley Centre & University of Exeter

16:20 State of the UK Climate 2018, Michael Kendon, Met Office & National Climate Information Centre

Keynote Address, Climate Science Needs to Take Risk Assessments Much More Seriously, Prof Rowan Sutton, NCAS & University of Reading

Resources

Keynote 1 - Helen Dacre
pdf 4.31 MB
Session 1 - 09.10 Dr Zongbo Shi
pdf 5.02 MB
Session 1 - 10.20 Alistair Sellar
pdf 1.55 MB
Session 2 - 12.10 Sam Ferrett - WG5
pdf 4.68 MB
Session 2 - 11.10 Paul Hayden - G33
pdf 1.33 MB
Session 2 - 11.50 Damián Oyarzun - G33
pdf 1.2 MB
Session 2 - 11.10 Fiona O'Connor - WG12
pdf 3.66 MB
Session 2 - 11.30 Marc Stringer - WG12
pdf 609.27 KB
Session 2 - 12.10 João Teixeira - WG12
pdf 2.05 MB
Session 2 - 11.50 Till Kuhlbrodt - WG12
pdf 2.9 MB
Session 3 - 13.30 Steve Hardiman - C Block
pdf 754.92 KB
Session 3 - 14.10 Buwen Dong - C Block
pdf 2.23 MB
Session 3 - 13.30 Andy Turner - WG12
pdf 1.98 MB
Session 3 - 13.50 Ambrogio Volonté - WG12
pdf 988.41 KB
Keynote 2 - Frank Kelly
pdf 2.13 MB
Session 4 - 16.30 Helen Macintyre
pdf 1.4 MB
Session 4 - 17.10 Alexander Archibald
pdf 3.98 MB
Keynote 3 - Hayley Fowler
pdf 3.81 MB
Session 5 - 9.35 Valerio Ferracci
pdf 3.75 MB
Session 5 - 09.55 Roy Harrison
pdf 3.48 MB
Session 5 - 10.15 Leif Denby
pdf 6.94 MB
Machine Learning in Earth Sciences Workshop Summary - WG12
pdf 55.62 KB
Leif Denby - Machine Learning Workshop
pdf 864.59 KB
Stuart Grange - Machine Learning Worrkshop
pdf 533.86 KB
Session 7 - 14.10 Michael Angus C Block
pdf 4.01 MB
Session 7 - 14.10 Thomas Bannan - WG5
pdf 2.08 MB
Session 7 - 14.30 Robert Ryan - WG5
pdf 4.77 MB
Session 7 - 14.50 Christine Braban WG5
pdf 3.97 MB
Session 7 - 14.10 Vicky Boult - G33
pdf 3.48 MB
Session 8 - 16.00 Adam Scaife
pdf 1.24 MB
Session 8 - 16.20 Michael Kendon
pdf 2.56 MB
Keynote 4 - Rowan Sutton
pdf 1.04 MB

DATE

Tuesday 2 - Wednesday 3 July 2019

Add Event to Calendar: Google

LOCATION

University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
West Midlands
B15 2TT
United Kingdom

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