The James Watt Lecture 2023

The Scottish Energy Forum's Annual James Watt Lecture.

Katriona Edlmann is Chancellor’s Fellow in Energy at the School of Geosciences, University of Edinburgh.

Having trained as a reservoir geologist she has an interest in advancing and transforming the understanding of subsurface characterisation and multiphase reactive transport through porous media for the secure and sustainable utilisation of subsurface water resources, energy storage and low-carbon energy generation through state of the art experiments and benchmarking of numerical modelling.

The event will be held at the Royal Scots Club, 29 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh, EH3 6QE

Members and guests are invited to arrive from 17:30 for coffee/tea and biscuits (pay-bar available).

Our meeting commences at 18:00. An opportunity for informal discussion between members and guests will follow the presentation in the Cocktail Bar until commencement of the Discussion Dinner (under Chatham House Rules) at about 20:00.

5.30PM - Meet for Tea, Coffee, Drinks

6.00PM - Speaker Presentation followed by Q&A (also available as webinar)

7.30PM - Drinks Reception

8.00PM - Dinner followed by further Q&A under Chatham House rules

10.30PM - Event finishes 

For Online Participants - This event will be delivered by ‘Zoom’. If using a workplace computer to connect, please ensure your organisation allows access to the ‘Zoom’ software or alternatively use your private email address to subscribe. Zoom is FREE and you can register here https://zoom.us/signup?zcid=1231

Please note that registering for an SEF event does not guarantee you a place until your request is processed and accepted by the SEF. 

Neither video nor audio recording is permitted at this event.

During our events we actively encourage reasoned debate amongst the audience and with our invited speaker; however, we request that all participants are mindful and respectful to others points of view. 

Sponsorship

Funding for student participation from member universities provided by Scottish Energy Forum.

Host or Publisher Scottish Energy Forum