Events at the Henry Royce Institute

The Corrosion Science Symposium is a forum for up-to-date research and practise in corrosion. It will incorporate the postponed “Advances in Corrosion Protection by Organic Coatings". The conference will be opened by ICorr President, Bill Hedges with the U.R. Evans’ Award, presented to Professor Mary Ryan of Imperial College.

This event is the 15th in a series of conferences organised by the British Society for Strain Measurement showcasing novel and innovative research in experimental mechanics and will be taking place as a virtual event. The conference will be chaired and organised by a team of academics from across the UK.

The day 1 Symposium will focus on “Advanced Microscopy in Materials Research” bringing together leading experts using and developing advanced microscopy techniques. The symposium will cover many aspects of microscopy-based material characterization, including advances in methods and instrumentation, data analysis, sample preparation and novel ways to apply microscopy in materials science. The keynote speaker will be Prof Sara Bals from EMAT, University of Antwerp.

The 12th European Electric Steelmaking Conference (EEC 2021) relaunches in September 2021 with an exciting new format.

The MACSMIN conference, taking place 15-17 September, includes invited talks from world leading researchers in Functional Materials, Mathematical Crystallography and Computational Geometry, also a 2.5-hour tutorial about the new area of Periodic Geometry and a brainstorming session on translating practical problems in crystallography and materials science to the language of mathematics and computer science

In this live workshop, Dr McMaster will review the fundamentals of fretting wear, provide an overview of the analytical techniques applied to fretting and explore methods to combat fretting in extreme pressure environments.

UKRI run a monthly webinar from April to November featuring ISCF challenges, UKRI councils, and project leads, as well as renowned external experts from academia, industry, and technology fields. This session focuses on Supply Chains

In this seminar Dr Katie Moore will show how her research group has been using the NanoSIMS to image localised deuterium in electrochemically charged steel and nickel alloys as well as in zirconium alloys oxidised in an autoclave to simulate nuclear reactor conditions. She will explain how isotopic tracers, such as 18O and deuterium, can be used to avoid imaging artefacts and provide temporal information.

This one-day symposium offers an opportunity to discuss the latest advances in the use of operando techniques to gain deeper understanding of the performance of energy materials and devices

In this webinar we will explore recently developed in situ measurement methods for probing compliant contacts, based on optical, acoustic, and electrical phenomena, and reports on research case studies.