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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
12 September 2022 - 15 September 2022
All Day
This will be the Sixth International Workshop on Structural Materials for Innovative Nuclear Systems (SMINS-6) organised by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency.
Event Type: Workshop
Lead Partner:University of Manchester
15 September 2022
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
The ambition of Hetero-print is to deliver micro- and nano-transfer printing as the technology for the versatile and scalable manufacture of heterogeneous materials, structures and devices. In achieving this, we will introduce significant new capabilities for the manufacture of electronic, photonic, and other systems, which complement and are synergistic with those of established semiconductor mass-manufacturing methods including vacuum deposition and solution processing.
Event Type: Seminar
Lead Partner:none
Location: Henry Royce Institute Hub Building
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12:00 AM - PhD Student Research Sandpit
2:00 PM - Turing-Manchester: Digital Twins Sandpit
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6:45 PM - 68th Hatfield Memorial Lecture
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9:00 AM - SPARC Workshop: Bioelectronic Medicine
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The Student Research Sandpit Workshop offers doctoral students the chance to experience the “Research Sandpit” format often used by research councils and other funders to stimulate and support new lines of thinking for tackling complex research challenges. The event will run virtually, part-time over ten days, so it can be managed in parallel with a doctoral research workload.
Digital Twinning is a method of using real-world data to create a virtual representation to model a range of processes and systems and predict potential outcomes. The focus of this workshop will be around urban and environmental digital twins which are already transforming how cities are being planned, built, and managed, with examples appearing in cities across the world
The Hatfield Memorial Lecture is an annual event hosted by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Sheffield. This year's lecture is titled, Moving Phase Boundaries as a Means to Transport Solute Atoms in Steels, from Professor Sybrand van der Zwaag, Delft University of Technology.