University of Salford hosts Sustainability Showcase

Taking place in the New Adelphi Building on the University's Peel Park Campus, the Sustainability Showcase will feature an international line-up of experts from across different areas of the University who will demonstrate how their sustainability projects have had real impact for the partners involved. Discussions will span a variety of topics, including sustainable infrastructure, automation and artificial intelligence, as well as sustainable risk prevention and sustainable materials.

There will also be the opportunity for attendees to tour some of the University's cutting-edge facilities, such as Energy House, the Centre for Sustainable Innovation, the acoustics chambers and the North of England Robotics and Innovation Centre (NERIC).

Whilst the event is aimed primarily at businesses from all sectors, non-profits and experts working in the sustainability space, it is open to anybody with an interest in sustainability research.

Richard Magennis, Business Engagement Manager at the University of Salford, said: "We're excited to welcome businesses, non-profits and sustainability enthusiasts to the Sustainability Showcase. The event is a great chance to explore how our academic expertise can support organisations on a journey toward achieving their sustainability goals. Whether through our cutting-edge research or state-of-the-art facilities, we're here to help drive meaningful change together."

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