Events at the Henry Royce Institute

A research symposium organised by the Materials Processing Institute and supported by the Armourers & Brasiers’ Company and the Iron & Steel Society of IOM3.

This event aims to provide students with some crucial career skills that may not be encountered as part of the structured learning on a research-based PhD. The talks and activities will be around “soft-skills”, such as networking and communicating science to non-specialist audience.

This course explores procedures and techniques for the planning, preparation, and running of ion irradiation and characterisation experiments. Participants will gain a deeper knowledge of best practice in this research area and provide useful guides on how to fully use these techniques available through Royce partners and the wider UK nuclear research community.

This Materials 4.0 Webinar will explore methods for constructing compressed representations of microstructural image data, referred to as “microstructural fingerprints”, and investigates their potential for mining correlations between fingerprints.

In this webinar, Emily Clements will debunk the myths about entrepreneurship and discuss what it really means to think like an entrepreneur. Based on the results from her research in the Neuroscience of Entrepreneurship and prior work with teams of scientists looking to become entrepreneurs, this talk will be a deep dive into how to develop the right mindset make the transition from researcher to entrepreneur.

This event looks to explore new approaches to novel medicine manufacture, optimise disease prediction, diagnosis, prevention and intervention, and identify gaps where innovation could be targeted to develop new solutions for the unmet healthcare problems faced today.

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

The Engineering the Future conference will be hosted by the School of Engineering and the Department of Materials on 28 and 29 March 2023. The conference gives you an opportunity to learn more about our recent and future research and our educational activities that are delivering the next generation of engineers.

The TERMIS EU conference is the leading event for the dissemination of the latest research in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, offering researchers, clinicians and industry an ideal opportunity to present and discuss their most recent findings, developments and challenges in the field.

Northwest Aerospace Alliance are delighted to be hosting its 8th Annual Conference this year on 30th March 2023 at the Mercure Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa Blackburn, Blackburn Rd Clayton, Blackburn, BB5 5JP. The theme of this year’s conference will be ‘The Challenge of Achieving Sustainable Growth for the Aerospace & Defence Sector'.

The SMI Hub’s Sustainability Workshop: It’s Not Easy Being Green, will provide impartial advice and expertise around plastics use and plastics circularity, which will support your business to use plastics more sustainably and efficiently now, and in the future.