IET Switzerland Events

Join us for a guided tour of the Neutron Source Heinz Maier-Leibnitz (FRM II) in Garching, provided free of charge as part of the research institution's public outreach activities. As a nuclear facility, there are conditions for access: - Minimum age 18 years - Valid ID or passport (non-EU must have valid passport - residency permit/driving licence is not accepted). Must be current and not expired - No access for pregnant women or nursing mothers - No cameras/mobile phones (lockers provided) - No barrier-free access/controlled areas may not be accessed with walking aids - Restricted access for people with medical aids (e.g. pacemakers) - Long pants, covered shoulders & closed shoes More information on conditions of access/radiation protection is provided in the Visitors Information form that must be signed to gain access. We have to pre-register all attendees ahead of this tour and therefore it is essential that you provide your full name, address and email contact to register

This presentation covers the interesting and the growing sector of esports. Charlie will cover what esports are and why should the average person care. He will outline the esports market and the esports consumer as well as the Media Production and Broadcast Workflows in esports. He will finally cover the role of the University of Suffolk in esports as well as offering a visit to the university Lab for those attending in person. Charlie Smith is a lecturer in esports and course leader for the BA (Hons) Esports degree at the University of Suffolk. With an academic background in Computer Games Design and Creative Technologies, he has been involved in creating esports curriculum since 2019 around topics including broadcasting, event management, psychology, and sport science.