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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
12 March 2025 - 14 March 2025
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This course focuses on extrusion-based bioprinting techniques relevant to healthcare research, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine (TERM). Participants will explore the fundamentals of the technology and hear from experts on the opportunities and challenges of translating 3D bioprinting into real-life medical applications.
Event Type: Training
Lead Partner:University of Manchester
Location: Henry Royce Institute Hub Building
12 March 2025
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
In the next online seminar, Professor Thomas Thomson from Nano Engineering and Spintronic Technologies Group at The University of Manchester will give a talk on Sputtering Magnetic Thin Films.
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Lead Partner:University of Cambridge
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This NTPMI workshop for Research Technical Professionals will consider the various challenges in handling data in materials science, such as: i) specification of metadata; ii) methods of compression or down-sampling; iii) data storage and retention practices; iv) sharing and tools for access. The idea is to gather perspectives on the above aspects to instigate discussions around working methods and best practices.
Join us for the first instalment of the IOM3 Surface Technologies Group Webinar Series, where Royce Professor Ping Xiao will chair a discussion exploring the role of surface engineering in the energy sector. This session will delve into cutting-edge advancements in coatings, materials, and surface treatments that enhance performance, efficiency, and sustainability in energy applications.