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DESCRIPTION:Space technology has long been at the forefront of human innova
 tion. From memory foam to GPS\, space technology is ubiquitous in our dail
 y lives\, but might it soon also become an integral source of global energ
 y production?\n\nJoin us at the University of Strathclyde to learn about t
 he innovative SOLSPACE research project from the University of Glasgow whi
 ch aims to harvest solar power in orbit for use on Earth.\n\nJoining us on
  the panel will be\;\n\n- Professor Colin McInnes - Professor of Engineeri
 ng Science at the University of Glasgow\n- Hercules Wessels - Researcher a
 t University of Edinburgh Law School and Legal Advisor\n- Dr Rachael Crauf
 urd Smith - Reader in EU Law at The University of Edinburgh\n- Dr Waqquas 
 Bukhsh - Lecturer In Ad Opt & D S Power Systems at The University of Strat
 hclyde\n\nOur panel will discuss the potential benefits as well as practic
 al implications and challenges of integrating such innovative energy solut
 ions into our existing infrastructure.\n\nWhether you are a space engineer
 \, electrical engineer or are just interested in the domain\, join the con
 versation the 25th November from 4:30-6:30pm. Refreshments will be provide
 d during the after-event networking session.\n\nCo-sponsored by: IEEE Powe
 r Electronics Society\n\nRoom: Mandela Auditorium\, Bldg: Students Union\,
  University of Strathclyde\, Glasgow\, Scotland\, United Kingdom
LOCATION:Room: Mandela Auditorium\, Bldg: Students Union\, University of St
 rathclyde\, Glasgow\, Scotland\, United Kingdom
ORGANIZER:unionsociety-ieee.sb@strath.ac.uk
SEQUENCE:10
SUMMARY:Space Power: Solar in Space
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/446714
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Space technology has long been at the fore
 front of human innovation. From memory foam to GPS\, space technology is u
 biquitous in our daily lives\, but might it soon also become an integral s
 ource of global energy production?</p>\n<p>Join us at the&nbsp\;<strong>Un
 iversity of Strathclyde&nbsp\;</strong>to learn about the innovative SOLSP
 ACE research project from the University of Glasgow which aims to harvest 
 solar power in orbit for use on Earth.</p>\n<p>Joining us on the panel wil
 l be\;</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Professor Colin McInnes - Professor of Engineering S
 cience at the University of Glasgow</li>\n<li>Hercules Wessels - Researche
 r at University of Edinburgh Law School and Legal Advisor</li>\n<li>Dr Rac
 hael Craufurd Smith - Reader in EU Law at The University of Edinburgh</li>
 \n<li>Dr Waqquas Bukhsh - Lecturer In Ad Opt &amp\; D S Power Systems at T
 he University of Strathclyde</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Our panel will discuss the po
 tential benefits as well as practical implications and challenges of integ
 rating such innovative energy solutions into our existing infrastructure.<
 /p>\n<p>Whether you are a space engineer\, electrical engineer or are just
  interested in the domain\, join the conversation the 25<em>th</em> Novemb
 er from 4:30-6:30pm. Refreshments will be provided during the after-event 
 networking session.</p>
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