Machine Learning for Earth Observation conference tickets

Join us for the inaugural GW4 Imaging Network Day, hosted by the University of Exeter's Bioimaging Centre at the Living Systems Institute.

Date: Monday 9 June 2025
Time: 9:30 – 17:30
Location: Living Systems Institute, Streatham Campus, University of Exeter, EX4 4QD

This one-day event is open to all GW4 departments and offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the latest advances in imaging science. Connect with researchers, facility teams, and industry experts, and discover cutting-edge developments across light microscopy, electron microscopy, physical imaging, and multi-modal technologies.

The day will feature talks from leading academic and industry figures, opportunities for networking, and an exhibition showcasing the latest imaging technologies.
Refreshments and lunch will be provided for all delegates during the event.

• Explore the latest advancements
• Connect with top experts & researchers
• Engage with leading imaging tech companies
• Don’t miss this chance to collaborate, learn, and innovate

A two-day expert-led data science workshop from R programming fundamentals, data QC and visualisation, high-dimensional cytomics and machine learning workflows. Participants will learn reproducible and scalable tools for cytometry analysis, including data cleaning, visualisation, automated gating, clustering and machine learning approaches.

Date: 28-29^th July 2025

Venue: The Forum, Forum Exploration Lab 2, University of Exeter

Optional on-campus accommodation at Holland Hall (£80/night incl. breakfast)

Places are limited. Click here to register.

Following registration, if you wish to pay by credit/debit card (preferred), please continue booking your slot via the Store below. If you have to use alternative payment method (eg. purchase order) please contact cytometry@exeter.ac.uk . 

Abstract deadline is 25th August 2025 

Shackleton Conference 2025

Submerged Quaternary Landscapes

22nd September 2025 at the Geological Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London

The fourth Shackleton Conference will focus on vanished landscapes; the seafloor as a geological palimpsest retaining sketchy evidence for Quaternary landscapes that have been erased by the effects of ice sheets, tidal dynamics and marine transgression. 

We’ll be looking for abstracts related to any of the session topics below, 

1. Ice sheet dynamics
2. Human occupation of submerged landscapes
3. Tidal dynamics and the changing physical environment
4. The effect of wind farms and other modern infrastructure on submerged landscapes