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Public Engagement Events 07/04/2014 Public Engagement Events Date Name Event/Conference Details Funder 19/03/2014 Simon Choppin Sheffield Hallam University, IET Prestige Lecture as part of National Cycling Science Week 11/02/2014 Christina King National Science and Engineering Week 2014, Ridgwood School Engineering the Journey 23/01/2014 Christina King National Science and Engineering Week 2014, Brinsworth School Engineering the Journey 28/06/2013 David James Science and Technology Facilities, Warrington The moral maze of enhancing sporting performance 26/04/2013 David James Schools Event, Siemens Crystal, London Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering 22/04/2013 David James Rotary Club, Sheffield An overview of sports engineering 18/04/2013 David James Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Yorkshire London 2012: The Engineering Debrief 28/02/2013 David James Institute of Physics, Keele University The Physics of Sport 12/12/2012 David James IET Prestige Lecture London 2012: The engineering debrief 21/11/2012 David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport The research behind sport - an unfair advantage RCUK 16/11/2012 David James Rutherford Appleton Laboratories The impact of engineering at London 2012 31/10/2012 David James Nesta Hot Topic Seminar Constructing the Superhuman 20/10/2012 David James The Royal Meteorological Society Meeting The effects of weather in sport 18/09/2012 David James Leeds Café Scientifique The Physics of Cricket 04/09/2012 David James The Royal Academy of Engineering Paralympics Seminar How can sport drive engineering innovation? 07/08/2012 David James Podium Olympic Games Reception CSER's contribution to London 2012 19/07/2012 David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Cycling RCUK 07/04/2014 05/07/2012 Steve Haake & David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Diving RCUK 28/06/2012 David James The Royal Institution Physics and the Games: a Winning Formula IOP 24/05/2012 David James The IET Sports Technology Sports technology - enabling, enhancing or cheating IET 24/05/2012 Steve Haake Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Sailing RCUK 27/04/2012 Steve Haake & David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Athletics RCUK 27/03/2012 Steve Haake & David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Triathlon RCUK 13/03/2012- David James, Heather Driscoll & 15 lectures at various Schools, Colleges and Universities Physics and the Games: a Winning Formula IOP 27/06/2012 Leon Foster 25/01/2012 Steve Haake & David James Cutting Edge 2012: The Research Behind Sport Behind Basketball RCUK 02/12/2011 Steve Haake & Ben Heller Liberating Public Health - Development Program Demonstration of emerging technologies in action: 3D technology, data mining, Motivational Technologies 02/12/2011 Steve Haake Liberating Public Health - Development Program Emerging technologies have revolutionised the measurement and enhancement of human performance in elite Sports. Could they do the same for public health? 07/12/2011 David James Physics in Action, Institute of Education Newton at the Olympics 21/11/2011 David James Physics in Action, Institute of Education Newton at the Olympics 10/11/2011 David James Physics in Action, Institute of Education Newton at the Olympics 04/11/2011 Steve Haake The Institute of Ideas, London A helping hand? Sportsmanship and cheating? 30/10/2011 David James Battle of Ideas - London Doping and Bionics: Enhancing Sport? 05/10/2011 David James Battle of Ideas - Leeds The London 2012 Olympics and the meaning of sport 26/09/2011 Steve Haake Wheatstone Lecture Series, IET India Engineering cricket: the science behind this and other sports 18/09/2012 David James Leeds Café Scientifique Invited The physics of cricket 13/09/2011 Steve Haake and David James British Science Festival Keynote Technology in sport: cheating or fair game? 07/04/2014 12/07/2011 David James The Big Bang, Durham New College Engineering Athletics 07/06/2011- Steve Haake Cheltenham Science Festival 11/06/2011 21/03/2011 David James Celebrating the Games Lecture Series, University of Leeds Technology Doping 17/03/2011 David James Uxbridge College Engineering Week Technology Enhanced Athletes 11/03/2011 David James Skipton Grammar School Technology Enhanced Athletes 07/02/2011 David James Extraordinary Moves - Debate 3 - Café Scientifique, Leeds What is the spirit of sport - Arts Council 23/11/2010 Tom Allen Institute of Non-destructive Testing Testing Methods in Sports Engineering 03/11/2010 David James Extraordinary Moves - Debate 2 - Café Scientifique, York How much technology is 'good' for sport? Arts Council 26/10/2010 David James Manchester Science Festival Seeking perfection 05/10/2010- Tom Allen & Leon Foster Aim Higher Event Cleethorpes Sports Engineering Lectures 07/10/2010 04/10/2010 David James Extraordinary Moves - Debate 1 - Café Scientifique, Sheffield Engineering the Olympics Arts Council 27/09/2010- Simon Choppin Channel Islands Group of Professional Engineers World Cup Football 28/09/2010 22/06/2010 David James Royal Academy of Engineering, Olympics Event The ethics of enhancement in Paralympic sport 21/06/2010 Heather Driscoll Medical Physics - Hallamshire Hospital Sport Engineering talk 09/06/2010 David James Cheltenham Science Festival Engineering the paralympics 06/06/2010 Steve Haake Royal Institute Boots and balls: the science behind the World Cup 10/03/2010 David James The Big Bang Sports Engineering talk 15/01/2010 David James IMechE Event, Thurso The ethics of using engineering to enhance athletic performance 15/12/2009 David James Create Maths, English Institute of Sport The hidden mathematics of sport 07/04/2014 19/11/2009 David James Smart Talk, British Council, Beijing The ethics of sports science 12/11/2009 David James U21 Fifa World Cup, British Council, Cairo Football Science 06/10/2009- Tom Allen & Leon Foster North East Linc. County Council Sports Engineering 08/10/2009 01/10/2009 David James British Council Cairo Sports Engineering 30/09/2009 David Curtis UKTI Sheffield The importance of the sport & leisure sector 29/09/2009- Tom Allen Newham Education Partnership Sports Engineering Workshops ERDF 01/10/2009 26/09/2009 David James Abandon Normal Devices film festival, Liverpool Enhancement in Sport 06/07/2009 David James Science Learning Centre, @Bristol The impact of technology on sport 30/06/2009 David James Handsworth Grange Community Sports College Sports Engineering Lecture and Interactive Workshop 24/06/2009 David James National Science Learning Centre, York The impact of technology on sport 05/05/2009 Steve Haake Royal Institute Newton at the Olympics 15/04/2009 David James Kirk Balk School Sports Engineering Lectures - Family Learning Day 09/04/2009 Simon Choppin The IET - Cyprus Swimming and Cycling Invited Lecture The IET 09/04/2009 David James The IET - Cyprus Tennis Invited Lecture The IET 08/04/2009 Simon Choppin The IET - Cyprus The impact of technology on Sport Invited Lecture The IET 08/04/2009 David James The IET - Cyprus Sports Engineering Invited Lecture The IET 07/04/2009 Simon Choppin The IET - Greece Football Lecture The IET 07/04/2009 David James The IET - Cyprus Olympic Sports Invited Lecture The IET 06/04/2009 David James The IET - Cyprus Football Invited Lecture The IET 05/04/2009 David James The IET - Cyprus Sports Engineering Lecture - IET Members Dinner The IET 07/04/2014 26/03/2009 Steve Haake Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMECHE) Newton at the Olympics - The use of technology to optimise Newton's Laws 11/03/2009 David Curtis Yorkshire Forward 2012 International Training Camps 10/03/2009 David James Aim Higher North Yorkshire Sports Engineering Lecture Mar-09 David James National Science Learning Centre Sports Engineering Lecture 11/02/2009 David James Start2Finish Events, Sports Colleges Conference Sports Engineering Lecture - 30/01/2009 David James Thrybergh School & Sports College Sports Engineering Lectures (RA3 Lecture Series) 26/01/2009 David James Cairo Internal Book Fair Football Science 21/01/2009 David James Kirk Balk School Sports Engineering Lectures (RA3 Lecture Series) 07/04/2014 12/01/2009- David James Tour of five Indian Universities The science of cricket 16/01/2009 17/12/2008 David James Dinnington Comprehensive School Sports Engineering Lecture to Parents and Students 09/12/2008 David James Balby Carr Community Sports Sports Engineering Lecture & Interactive Workshop (RA3 Lecture Series) Dec-08 David James Sheffield Hallam University Sports Engineering Lecture (RA3 Lecture Series) 25/11/2008 David James Woodcote High School and Sports College Sports Engineering Interactive Workshops 20/11/2008 David James Hinchingbrooke School Sports Engineering Lecture - Junior Athletic Education Students Nov-08 David James National Science Learning Centre Sports Engineering Lecture 01/10/2008 David James Learning & Skills Network Sports Engineering Lecture 11/09/2008 David James Shining Wit Ltd Speaker at launch of IET Farraday Project 06/09/2008 David James University of Surrey Sports Engineering Lecture 24/08/2008 David James Kirklees Council - Dewsbury Town Centre Olympic Handover Sports Engineering Lecture - Event 15/07/2008 Steve Haake The IET - Sheffield Engineering Gold - Sports Engineering Design 09/07/2008 David James St John Fisher School Beijing to Dewsbury Sport Science Interactive Workshops 07/07/2008 David James Thornhill Scholl Beijing to Dewsbury Sport Science Interactive Workshops 03/07/2008 David James Youth Sport Trust Sports Engineering Lecture 01/07/2008 David James
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