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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
12 June 2023 - 16 June 2023
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Phononics 2023 is the sixth conference dedicated to analysis and manipulation of phonons (vibrations in solids), connecting researchers interested in phononic crystals, acoustic, elastic, nanophononic, and thermal metamaterials, metasurfaces, wave propagation in periodic structures, nano-scale phonon transport, optomechanics and phonon coupling.
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Lead Partner:University of Manchester
Location: MECD, Engineering Building A
12 June 2023 - 16 June 2023
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The long-standing international conference provides an unrivalled forum over 5 days for the world’s titanium community to meet, present and discuss the latest technological developments in titanium science and technology: from the latest extraction technologies and new modelling approaches through to new and exciting applications of the Wonder Metal.
Event Type: Conference
Lead Partner:The University of Sheffield
Location: Edinburgh International Conference Centre
15 June 2023 - 16 June 2023
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The Cambridge Bioelectronics Symposium combines comprehensive coverage of the state-of-the-art of the field with strong participation of young scientists (graduate students/postdocs), hands-on workshops, and career furthering opportunities.
Event Type: Symposium
Lead Partner:University of Cambridge
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9:30 AM - In-situ SEM NanoIndentation Workshop
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This webinar, hosted by the Royce Data Curation Team, takes a conversational approach to presenting the motivation of our speaker to implement Open Research practices in their work, and will feature a demonstration on using the software ScaleBarIT: a free Windows desktop application that enables users to add scale bars to their microscopy images