Events at the Henry Royce Institute

The SEMI Talent Forum is the premier platform for university students to learn about the microelectronics industry and how technology is impacting the global workforce​.

Cranfield University presents the first UK Hydrogen fundamentals and Material Challenges short course, aimed to both industrial delegates and students.

The Advanced Materials Show is a showcase of materials with exceptional properties for engineering and electronic applications, along with the technologies used to develop them.

This opening outreach sandpit event, dedicated to promoting outreach practices to engage with historical metal tools belonging to the Hawley collection at the Kelham Island Museum (Sheffield), sponsored by Outreach at Royce. 

Hosted at the Royce Hub Building in Manchester, this course explores procedures and techniques for the planning, preparation, and running of ion irradiation and characterisation experiments.

This workshop presents a software framework and a workflow built to expand a prior proof-of-concept and to turn it into a daily lab routine. Its purpose is to enable the generation, storage, and analysis of FAIR datasets in the field of materials tribology, as well as materials science in general.

The British Carbon Group is pleased to invite you to their latest event – a day of early career oral and poster presentations at the Royce Hub Building, University of Manchester, UK at 10:00 4th June 2024.

In June Discover Materials will be back at the amazing Cheltenham Science Festival where we will be running a workshop and participating in a careers panel session.

Stand Out Skills is a webinar series for early career researchers working in materials science disciplines. Hosted by experts, each episode explores presentation, communication, or career skills for researchers which aren’t normally taught as a part of established education pathways for materials scientists.

The University of Sheffield are happy to welcome Thermo-Calc software users to a User Group Meeting in Sheffield, UK.  The purpose of this meeting is to offer a space for exchanging ideas and experiences within the field of CALPHAD-type thermodynamics and kinetics, all within a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.