Coastal/Marine engineering challenges facing EDF's proposed new nuclear build at Hinkley Point, Somerset Seminar
- Time:
- 16:00
- Date:
- 4 March 2013
- Venue:
- Social Sciences Building (Bg 58), Room 1007 (L/R C) We are having drinks at the Staff Club after the seminar - feel free to come along and meet other staff and students working in the coastal field. Previously, students have found this an excellent opportunity to meet potential employers and explore possible dissertation projects. These seminars are intended for students and staff, recent graduates and invited professionals. If you have any queries, please contact Sally Brown at sb20@soton.ac.uk, x24796. Sally will be away on 18th February – please contact Susan Hanson if any queries on the day (S.E.Hanson@soton.ac.uk, x24796).
For more information regarding this seminar, please telephone Sally Brown on x24796 or email sb20@soton.ac.uk .
Event details
Coastal Seminar Series These seminars are intended for students and staff, recent graduates and invited professionals
Barney graduated from the MSc Engineering in the Coastal Environment course in 2011 and began work with EDF Energy the following year. Working within the Marine Team in Planning & External Affairs, Barney’s role is to manage the provision of robust scientific evidence with regard to nuclear sites and the coast, and to facilitate this information in engineering design and environmental assessment. Barney’s work brings him into regular contact with scientists, engineers, environmental professionals and regulators, and he will touch on this during his presentation.
Speaker information
Barnaby Wiegand, EDF Energy. Marine Specialist