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If you would like to present a poster at SSS'24 please contact mike.parsons@scsc.uk. A poster is an opportunity to present your work in an informal way. There will be 2 dedicated poster sessions at the event and any associated abstracts or papers can be published in the symposium proceedings book. See https://scsc.uk/e1007 for more details.
The government has published its 2023 edition of the National Risk Register. It makes interesting reading - there are quite a few systems-related risks, for instance: Rail Accident, Aviation Collision, Malicious Drone Incident and Deliberate disruption of UK space systems and space-based services. It is probably worth considering if your risk register should include some of these wider risks...
The SCSC is sad to hear the news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The club has only known her reign and is thankful for the stability, continuity and constancy that the Queen brought to the UK and also many other countries. We are grateful for her strong sense of public duty and ownership - something we can recognise as safety engineers. Our thoughts go to her family, and the new King Charles.
The abstracts for SSS'23 are now in and are under evaluation. Results expected by 31st July. Details on SSS'23 at: https://scsc.uk/e898
Contact mike.parsons@scsc.uk for further information and submissions.
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a requirement for engineers registered with most professional organisations. Attending SCSC Seminars, participating in SCSC Working Groups or even just reading publications on the SCSC website may help you demonstrate CPD. See this article in the Community Space for more information.
Rare, wholly unexpected and severe events such as the 9/11 attacks, Buncefield explosion or loss of flight MH370 are sometimes termed 'Black Swans' and often change our perception and behaviours. This seminar will discuss such events and features speakers from a variety of backgrounds and industry sectors. The event is in central London and blended online. Information and bookings at: https://scsc.uk/e825
SSS'22 was a big success with 128 attendees, half of which were in-person in Bristol. Most of the slides, papers and video presentations are now available on the event page under 'Catch Up'.
This was our 30th annual symposium with keynote speakers Graham Braithwaite, Dewi Daniels, Adam Johns, Tim Kelly, John McDermid, Reuben McDonald, Catherine Menon, Wendy Owen and Harold Thimbleby all attending SSS'22 in person in Bristol.