Events at the Henry Royce Institute

Join Discover Materials at the Cotteridge Community Music Arts and Dance Festival where they will present alongside several other awesome science stands.

Thin film optoelectronic technologies have an important role to play in enabling clean growth through industrial competitiveness to deliver the European Green Deal priorities. Conference | 21-26th August.

This two-day meeting is organised by the Atoms2Devices Research Area of the Henry Royce Institute in partnership with SPIE and seeks to connect experts, industry members, and students focused on the enabling role of advanced functional materials in future technologies.

The workshop is aimed at those with an interest in high-entropy materials in the UK, including researchers, academics and industrialists, and aims to identify and establish a UK community on high-entropy materials, highlighting areas of challenge and opportunity, and will create a forum for sharing ideas, and enabling greater networking and formation of new partnerships.

This will be the Sixth International Workshop on Structural Materials for Innovative Nuclear Systems (SMINS-6) organised by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency.

The Royce Student Summit presents the opportunity for the UK Materials PhD and EngD community to come together to share ideas, network and learn more about transitioning from doctoral study to the next steps on the career ladder.   

This year, we are delighted to host the summit at the recently opened Royce Hub Building at The University of Manchester on the 13th and 14th September 2022. Where possible, we will stream and record talks, and offer virtual attendance to the workshops.

The seminar will focus on the requirements and techniques used to characterise and qualify materials (and parts) for additive manufacturing – polymers, composites, and metals, followed by practical introductions from Netzsch and Malvern Panalytical to their key characterisation tools for additive manufacturing.

A one-day symposium focusing on the latest advances in the use of operando techniques related to novel energy and device materials.

Thermo Fisher Scientific will be hosting an event to demonstrate how high-resolution imaging analysis can be used across a wide variety of applications.

Materials Research Exchange (MRE) 2022 will be taking place 3rd – 5th October 2022. The event is planning for targeted seminars on a range of cutting-edge areas such as materials for Net Zero, including materials for the production, transportation and storage of hydrogen and the use of hydrogen in low carbon production of materials, the scale up of graphene and metamaterials for industrial applications.