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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
05 July 2023 - 07 July 2023
All Day
An international conference for interdisciplinary discussion, exciting uranium-centred presentations, and the opportunity for our academic community to meet and collaborate online. The forefront of modern uranium research will be showcased through a mixed program of plenary speakers, presentations, and poster sessions. We look forward to seeing familiar faces and to meeting new members of our growing network of uranium science researchers at our next edition.
Event Type: Conference
Lead Partner:University of Manchester
Location: Royce Hub Building
06 July 2023
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
In this Intellegens webinar, we will share the results of a project that developed a framework allowing such methods to be combined, including case studies of the integration of Alchemite™ ML with CALPHAD to understand the behaviour of different phases in an alloy, and of molecular descriptors calculated from SMILES strings to study surfactants.
Event Type: Webinar
Lead Partner:The University of Sheffield
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12:00 AM - PhD Student Research Sandpit
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HETS 2021 is being held at the East Midlands Conference Centre at the University of Nottingham and is sponsored by Midlands Innovation in partnership with the Science Council. The 2021 summit will be the largest event held specifically for UK and Ireland higher education and research technical staff.
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