On Monday 16th December 2013, Dr Sheila Samsatli (Imperial College London) presented at The Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Researcher Conference at the University of Birmingham. She gave a presentation on 'Optimal design of a future hydrogen supply chain using a multi-timescale, spatially-distributed model'. The conference, organised by the Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Research Hub, aimed to provide a platform for PhD students and early career researchers to present their work alongside leading academics and industrialists within the hydrogen and fuel cell communities.

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Professor Nigel Gilbert, University of Surrey and Co-I for the wholeSEM Consortium, delivered a Keynote speech at the 16th Int. Conference on Principles and Practice of Multi-Agent Systems (PRIMA 2013) at the University of Otago, New Zealand . The Keynote speech "Agents might not be people", looked at the role of non-human agents when modelling the social world. The Surrey team have also met with the Centre for Sustainability at the University of Otago to discuss a cross-cultural study of household energy behaviour.