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July 2020
Exploring the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Tackling the Pandemic
In AI we trust? In this webinar Dr Laura Steele explores the use of artificial intelligence in tackling the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Find out more »August 2020
Dynamic Capabilities: Making Businesses More Agile in an Uncertain World
How can dynamic capabilities help business agility and performance in this new uncertain world?
Find out more »The Covid-19 Crisis and Strategic Management
Dr Lisa Messina discusses surviving in a crisis; exploring crises management strategies in small and medium-sized enterprises. How is your business addressing the challenges brought about by the Covid-19 crisis?
Find out more »October 2020
Negotiating Brexit: October 2020 Brexit Clinic at Queen’s
As the clock ticks towards the deadline of 31 December 2020, join us for the latest updates on the post-Brexit negotiations.
Find out more »Annual Senator George J. Mitchell Peace Lecture 2020
Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela - ‘After Remorse, the Impossibility of Repair.’ Hosted by BBC's William Crawley.
Find out more »November 2020
#KidsValueFood Online Cook Along
Online cooking class for kids with a focus on fun, food and different cooking skills.
Find out more »Homelessness: examining the effectiveness of existing approaches
Professor Sarah Miller, Dr Ciara Keenan and Dr Jennifer Hanratty at Queen’s discuss their reviews of different approaches to dealing with homelessness, including the effectiveness of accommodation-based interventions, discharge programmes, and accessibility of health and social care. The findings will be presented and there will be a chance to get involved in the discussion. This event will be recorded. Joining instructions for Zoom will be sent 24 hours in advance.
Find out more »What learning is needed for post-Covid arts and cultural industries?
Dr Ali FitzGibbon hosts this event which will involve a discussion on future directions of and challenges to our creative sector with insights from Professor Mark Banks (University of Glasgow) and new research from students completing the MA in Arts Management at Queen’s. A Q&A and panel discussion will be chaired by Dr Natalia Grincheva (Honorary Digital Fellow at University of Melbourne) and will be accompanied by short digital summaries of student research. Join the discussion online and via #Tweetchat.…
Find out more »Brave New Virtual World
Brave New Virtual World: Virtual Reality and its uses in Mental Health and Social Care
Find out more »Brexit and the Economy in Northern Ireland
Post Brexit - The Future of the Northern Ireland Economy: A Panel Discussio
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