Events at the Henry Royce Institute

This workshop will explore the application of advanced X-ray techniques and beyond in the characterisation of the next generation of lithium and sodium-ion battery materials.

The University of Manchester will host a seminar giving an overview of work done at the University of Toronto for creating next-generation flexible sensors, with a particular focus on healthcare applications.

There's loads to do at the University of Manchester Community Festival 2019 - including making graphene, 3D models, and hands-on flash-bang chemistry! Whether you are young or old, interested in engines or art, want to gets hands-on and have fun or just listen to some fascinating stories, come along and enjoy a great day for all the family.

Hosted by the British Carbon Group, this half-day meeting is devoted to UK carbon research.

On the 19th - 20th June the Future BRH will be holding a two day launch event at the University of Manchester. Delegates can choose to register for just one day or both. Day 1 (19th June) is relevant for anyone interested in finding out more about UK biomanufacturing and the Future BRH. Day 2 (20th June) is intended for Future BRH partners and industry colleagues.

Organised by the University of Southampton, this event will explore processing technologies for thin and ultrathin films, nanoparticle and nanostructured chalcogenides, highlighting structural, electronic and optical properties.

Join the Formulation Science & Technology Group to hear about the latest developments in formulations and challenges industry is facing.

The 4th Composites@Manchester Research Workshop will take place on Tuesday 25th and Wednesday 26th June 2019.