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Events at the Henry Royce Institute
And from around the Materials Community
21 June 2023 - 23 June 2023
12:00 am
The Big Bang Fair is back! The UK’s biggest celebration of STEM for young people is returning on Wednesday 21 to Friday 23 June 2023 at The NEC in Birmingham.
Event Type: Outreach
Lead Partner:none
Location: The NEC
21 June 2023
12:00 am
REiN aims to act as a positive disruptor to the UK nuclear sector – stimulating greater connectivity and learning between existing networks for race and ethnicity, and shifting industry perceptions to improve the inclusivity and attractiveness of the sector.The aim of the launch event is to consult the nuclear industry on REiN and the path it aspires to take, and to host a roundtable discussion as how as a sector we can best improve the inclusion and representation of ethnic communities in nuclear.
Event Type: Launch Event
Lead Partner:National Nuclear Laboratory
21 June 2023 - 22 June 2023
10:00 am - 5:30 pm
This event marks the launch of the Royce@Cambridge Physical Deposition and Characterisation Facility – part of one of the UK-wide Henry Royce Institute open-access technology platforms. This facility includes equipment for device fabrication and characterisation which will be demonstrated during the event.
Event Type: Event
Lead Partner:University of Cambridge
Location: Goldsmiths 1
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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.