Nature and Tech Networking
Our Nature and Tech networking series is designed for those seeking a structured and interactive networking experience, with attendees convening over an engaging, practical activity on the RAU campus.
Our Nature and Tech networking series is designed for those seeking a structured and interactive networking experience, with attendees convening over an engaging, practical activity on the RAU campus.
The 2026 annual exhibition of The Royal Society of Miniature Painters, Sculptors, and Gravers, which will include more than 500 pieces, marks the first time the international exhibition of miniature art works have been exhibited outside of London.
Discover how hops are cultivated and transformed into exceptional beers through an evening of guided tastings, a sensory workshop and guest speaker talks by local growers and brewers.
Our Nature and Tech networking series is designed for those seeking a structured and interactive networking experience, with attendees convening over an engaging, practical activity on the RAU campus.
Our Business Residencies are aimed at high-growth agricultural, land-use or food businesses eager to gain the requisite market insights, commercial knowledge and sector expertise to accelerate their commercial success.
Our Croissants and Questions business breakfast series is designed for those seeking an informal networking experience, with attendees convening over fresh pastries and coffee to listen to an industry guest speaker.
Join us for an insightful panel discussion between local farmers and growers producing livestock and crops we typically associate with the festive season.
Our Nature and Tech networking series is designed for those seeking a structured and interactive networking experience, with attendees convening over an engaging, practical activity on the RAU campus.
Our Nature and Tech networking series is designed for those seeking a structured and interactive networking experience, with attendees convening over an engaging, practical activity on the RAU campus.
This is third talk in our series of public evening talks – Living Landscapes – which covers a broad range of topics, including history, environment, food and land use.