The Research Festival showcases our rich and varied research landscape from across the University.
Over 1,000 people participated last year, with 2020 anticipated to be even bigger and better. The week presents the ideal platform for colleagues, industry, students and the public to engage with our research.
Applications from University of Plymouth academics will be accepted on a competitive basis following review by the Research Festival Steering Group.
Successful events will:
Upcoming Public Research Lecture by Dr Sarah Boulton
Join Dr Sarah Boulton for her insight into the behaviour and impact of
earthquakes.
Taking you on an informative journey from the very foundations of what earthquakes are and why they happen, Sarah will discuss why it is important to study earthquakes and active tectonics from a geological perspective and how this is done from short (days to years) to long (millions of years) timescales.
The University of Plymouth hosts a year-long programme of public events that showcase our research across a spectrum of topics.
Beginning with our annual Research Festival, the programme presents the Inaugural Professorial Lecture series, Public Research Lecture series, and the new Christmas Research Lecture throughout the year.
All are welcome to join us as our academics open the door to the intriguing world of research, inviting you to learn more about the fascinating work taking place across the University.