- Thursday 23 September 2004
- Nesta gambling on the future
Jeremy Newton, CEO, NESTA - Tuesday 26 October 2004
- Valuing the unpriceable - Real Options as a tool for evaluating
R&D
Prof Will J Stewart, VP for Interdisciplinary Research, Optoelectronics Research Centre, Southhampton University,. Ex- Technical Director, Marconi. - Monday 22 November 2004
- SIG: Facilitating Creativity and Innovation
- Monday 22 November 2004
- Advancing the State of the Art in Computer Science: A Microsoft Perspective
Andrew Herbert, MD, Microsoft Research Cambridge - Wednesday 12 January 2005
- SIG: Intellectual Property - Challenges and Opportunities
- Wednesday 12 January 2005
- Building an R&D Factory for the future
Brian Warrington, VP Technology Development, GSK - Tuesday 22 February 2005
- From government laboratory to science-based group - LGC
Richard Worswick, CEO, LGC - Tuesday 22 March 2005
- The 10-Year Vision for Science and Innovation: Opportunity and Challenge
Keith O'Nions, Director General of Research Councils - Tuesday 19 April 2005
- SIG: Overcoming Barriers to Growth in Innovative Industries
- Tuesday 19 April 2005
- Generating Value from the National Health Service – the Innovation
Trusts
Dr Tony Bates, NHS Innovation - Tuesday 17 May 2005
- From small fries to chips
Hugh Clare, Chairman, Micro Nano Technology Network - Tuesday 21 June 2005 – 16th Duncan Davies Memorial Lecture (preceded by AGM)
- The Expanding World of Technology
Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, Director, Warwick Manufacturing Group - Thursday 14 July 2005, 1:30pm
- SIG: Future developments in ICT on Healthcare:
Special event to support a Royal Society policy project
2004-2005 Programme
The programme of events for the 2004/5 season was as follows. Where available, slides or other supporting materials for the events are placed in the members' room.