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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
29 November 2021 - 08 December 2021
All Day
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.
Event Type: Research Sandpit
Lead Partner:none
07 December 2021
6:45 pm - 8:45 pm
The Hatfield Memorial Lecture is an annual event hosted by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Sheffield. This year’s lecture is titled, Moving Phase Boundaries as a Means to Transport Solute Atoms in Steels, from Professor Sybrand van der Zwaag, Delft University of Technology.
Event Type: Lecture
Lead Partner:The University of Sheffield
Location: Octagon Centre
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9:00 AM - APPLIED DIFFRACTION REFINEMENT
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12:00 AM - Rising Stars 2024
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12:00 AM - Royce Stand at Science and Industry Museum
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12:00 AM - Royce Outreach: Green Together
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12:00 AM - Decarb Connect UK
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10:00 AM - Commercialisation for Materials Scientists
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X-ray powder diffraction is one of the most common in-house characterisation methods, used to provide information on a host of different samples including metals, ceramics, battery materials and pharmaceuticals. This course will explore powder diffraction refinement techniques used to analyse the data obtained.
This three-day programme is comprised of site tours, case studies, roundtables and targeted discussions. The agenda will follow the Chatham House Rule; all participants by virtue of participation agree that anyone who comes to a meeting is free to use information from the discussion but is not allowed to name the person who made any particular comment. This increases openness of discussion.