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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
28 March 2023 - 29 March 2023
All Day
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.
Event Type: Hybrid Event
Lead Partner:University of Manchester
Location: The University of Manchester
28 March 2023 - 31 March 2023
All Day
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.
Event Type: Conference
Lead Partner:University of Manchester
Location: Manchester Central Convention Complex
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12:00 AM - UK SPM/AFM Users Meeting 2024
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12:00 AM - Bragg Exchange 2024
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9:00 AM - APPLIED DIFFRACTION REFINEMENT
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The contour method is a technique for destructively quantifying the residual stress in metallic components stemming from processing inputs. While the requirements for employing this technique are fairly minimal as it often requires only electro discharge machining and metrology facilities, the experimental and analysis aspects are non-trivial. In this presentation, the experimental aspects which need to be considered as well as analytical paradigms will be described.
This Royce Training course will explore basic practices and techniques for cleanroom use. Through a combination of taught lectures, discussion sessions, and practical training participants will gain fundamental skills for working in ‘clean-fab’ cleanrooms. The content will develop theoretical and practical knowledge in processes such as lithography, deposition, and etching; with participants using what they learn to fabricate a micro-scale Field Effect Transistor.
This seminar from Surface Ventures will cover: The role of metal-ion irradiation in thin film growth, advancements in High-Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS), Nanostructure control pathways with light and heavy metal ions, low-temperature synthesis of hard; stress-free ceramic coating and the discovery of Guinier-Preston (GP) zone hardening in cubic-TiAlWN.
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.