Global climate justice and the international regime

I-SEE Sustainable Energy & the Environment webinars

A series of public webinars with academic, industry, and policy experts on energy, sustainability, and the environment.

About the webinars
Hear what the experts have to say and join the conversation at our free environmental webinars.

Our popular webinars, chaired by Tim Mays, Professor of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University, cover the latest issues and areas of debate in the field of sustainable energy and the environment.

We invite experts from academia, industry and policy work to share their findings and lead vibrant discussions across a wide range of subject areas. These include:

– natural sciences, engineering and technology
– social, government, political and economic sciences
– public and policy engagement
– regulation
– industrial, business and international dimensions.

Whatever form they take, a compelling feature of I-SEE webinars is the opportunity for attendees to submit online questions to speakers.

All of our webinars are free and open to the public. They run every other Tuesday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm during Semester 1 (October to December) and Semester 2 (February to April).

Webinars are hosted online, using Zoom Webinars.

You must register through the Eventbrite page in advance.

Events will be hosted over Zoom and we will email the link to you one hour before the event starts.

Registration closes at 3.30pm on the date of the event and you may join the live webinar at 4.30pm.

The webinar finishes at 5.30pm.