Sensors Day 2018: A showcase of multidisciplinary sensor research

Sensors Day 2018 will showcase highlights of sensor research and applications from all areas of science and technology. This year, we have a diverse field of speakers covering communication, sustainability, healthcare, and artificial intelligence, from sensors for environmental monitoring to ethics of data usage.

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Programme

The full programme can be found here.

Speakers

	Hermann Hauser Amadeus Capital Partners Intelligent machines
	Alan Blackwell Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge Design of tangible and embodied interaction
	Iain Williams Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Sensors and the future of environmental monitoring
	Jennifer Schooling Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction, University of Cambridge Transforming the future of infrastructure - the role of sensing and data
	David Coomes Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge Monitoring forests and crops from airborne and spaceborne sensors
	Madeline Lancaster MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology Neuronal connectivity and functional output in brain organoids
	Luca Aiello Nokia Bell Labs Sensing cities with digital data
	Cecilia Mascolo Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge Mobile sensing for mobile health and well being: Challenges and applications

Sensor team challenge presentation

The students will present the results from their team challenge project at the conference. This year the Sensor CDT MRes student cohort developed a low-cost air-pollution sensor sensor which could be built and used by the public.

Poster submission

This is an exciting opportunity to present your sensor research to leading figures in the field from academia and industry. A prize for the best poster will be awarded at Sensors Day.

Please use the abstract template and submit to admin@sensors.cam.ac.uk.

The deadline for submitting a poster abstract is 5 October 2018.

For further information please contact the Sensor CDT.

Sponsorship

Sponsorship and Exhibitor packages are available.  Please contact the Sensor CDT for further information.

Sensors student showcase

In addition to Sensors Day we are running a Sensor CDT PhD showcase event on 18 October at Murray Edwards College. This is an exciting opportunity for PhD student participants to network and exchange ideas and research findings with their peers. We encourage PhD participants to sign up for the showcase event as well. Full details can be found here.

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Sensor CDT, Cambridge Smart City, DEFRA, University of Cambridge, RSPB, Sensory Maps