How to Change the World 2016: Science & Tech,

About the event

How to: Change The World 2016 is a day-long conference which highlights and celebrates new scientific discoveries and developments through a series of exciting 15-minute talks – each presented by leading scientists whose research has the potential to change the world.

Taking place at The Royal Institution, in the Faraday Theatre which has witnessed some of the greatest scientific discoveries and demonstrations of the last three centuries.

From fuel-cells to superconductors, Alzheimer’s treatment to augmented reality, our audience of up to 400 people at the live event is astounded by the possibilities created by innovations in energy, health, the world of work, and much more. With filming, we can expect an even larger global audience to be inspired.

This year, we look forward to fast-paced, informative talks on hydrogen and solar energy, synthetic biology, made-to-order organs and new structures for smart cities.

Why should you sponsor?

The audience for this event (drawn from our mailing list of 45,000+ well educated, engaged and affulent Londoners) comes not only to be entertained and educated, but also to learn about the technologies and businesses that they should consider using or investing in in the near future. As a result, how to: Change The World offers an excellent opportunity to reach a group of potential customers and investors.

Furthermore, with our future-facing programme, association with the conference can demonstrate an organisation’s investment in ideas that aim to deliver a globally positive impact through innovation.

The event will be filmed and uploaded online, and your brand will continue to be associated long after the event.

We have already sold 200+ tickets, each costing £99 or above.

Samuel Algranti

The how to: Academy presents an unparalleled public programme of spoken-word events and courses in London – featuring leading scientists, business theorists, Nobel Prize laureates, philosophers and authors.

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