Upcoming Research Seminars

Please check back soon for new upcoming seminars.

Past Research Seminars

Cost Effective Pheromone Production Using Novel Synthetic Routes
Ashley Broughton, University of Chester
Pyrolysis of End of Life Tyres: The Modification and Use of a Laboratory Scale Reactor to Break Down Tyre Crumb into Sustainable Products
Yasmin Farhan, University of Chester
Decolonising STEM: Why and How?
Daniel Akinbosede, University of Sussex
How to decarbonise the residential sector: Using Whole Life Carbon Assessment to compare the impact of two different construction methods
Isabelle Gough, University of Chester
Electrodeposition of various nanostructures via alteration of an electrolyte catalyst
Jordan Williams, University of Chester

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Courses

Courses

All our undergraduate degrees emphasise practical skills alongside theoretical knowledge to maximise the opportunities for our graduates. We offer both three-year and four year degrees depending on the department and route chosen.

Departments

Departments

Within the Faculty we have Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Natural Sciences, Computer Science and Mathematics departments.

Research

Research

The Faculty of Science and Engineering is committed to promoting high-calibre research that is responsive to industry needs. Research Seminars take place on a regular basis throughout the Faculty. For Department-specific seminars and areas of active research, please navigate via the links under “Departments”