How might technology work together with soil-less food production such as aquaponics/hydroponics?

How are technological innovations such as apps and AI changing our relationship with nature and urban spaces?

These are some of the questions to be discussed at the Technology and Green Spaces Symposium  in central London, on 29 October 2019, from 09.00-16.15.

The symposium, organised by our Kent School of Architecture and Planning and the charity Social Farms and Gardens, will explore how technology is transforming our perception of the urban green scene.

Speakers include Michael Hardman from the University of Salford and Kate Hofman, CEO of GrowUp.

Full event fee (including lunch) is £30 and concessions £15 (for students, ECRs and those working with the FEW-meter project).

Places are limited. Please use this Eventbrite link to book your place.