Past events

Past events, seminars, conferences and more from the School of Engineering.

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May 23 2025 -

IMT Seminar: Dr Joe O'Connor

Computational Fluid Dynamics: Mathematical Modelling, Efficient Execution, and Data-Driven Analysis

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Apr 22 2025 -

Overview of Masters degrees in Engineering

Join us for an online overview of our Masters programmes in Engineering. This session will provide insights into the structure of our programmes, our School and the robust support we offer our students. Don't miss this opportunity to discover what our Masters programmes can offer you!

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Apr 07 2025 -

Powering a Sustainable Future: The 2025 IDCORE Symposium

The renewable energy landscape is evolving rapidly, and the need for partnerships between academia and industry has never been greater. The 2025 IDCORE Symposium, taking place on 7-8 April at the University of Edinburgh, is an unmissable opportunity to engage with our engineers, explore cutting-edge research, and gain valuable insights into the future of offshore renewable energy.

Energy Systems Infrastructure and Environment Materials and Processes Further information
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Mar 12 2025 -

Inaugural Lecture of Professor Vengatesan Venugopal Personal Chair in Ocean Engineering

The rapid expansion of offshore renewable energy - particularly wind, wave, and tidal power - requires innovative engineering solutions to efficiently harness ocean resources.

Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Further information
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Feb 25 2025 -

Milne Lecture: Frontier Developments in Bioelectronics, Professor John A. Rogers

Advanced electronic/optoelectronic technologies designed to allow stable, intimate integration with living organisms will accelerate progress in biomedical research; they will also serve as the foundations for new approaches in monitoring and treating diseases.

Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Energy Systems General Engineering Imaging, Data and Communications Infrastructure and Environment Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Mechanical Engineering Multiscale Thermofluids Further information
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Feb 10 2025 -

IMT Seminar - Gretar Tryggvason

We have the pleasure to host Prof. Gretar Tryggvason. The title of the talk is "Numerical Simulations of Complex Multiphase Flows"

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Feb 05 2025 -

IMT Seminar - Anne Juel

We have the pleasure to host Prof. Anne Juel. The title of the talk is "Inertialess sedimentation of rigid and elastic sheets".

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Jan 31 2025 -

Materials Challenges for Sustainable Aerospace Propulsion

Mr Neil Glover FREng (Head of Materials from Rolls-Royce) will give a talk with title of Materials Challenges for Sustainable Aerospace Propulsion.

Chemical Engineering Materials and Processes Further information
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Nov 27 2024 -

Jonathan Mason: Translating research from IDCOM to cancer clinics worldwide

Industry took a keen interest in our work, and I have been working at Elekta, a leading radiotherapy device manufacturer, since 2020, where we have directly translated work from our research at IDCOM into a product and have realised the benefits we envisioned. In this talk, I will share this journey and the things I have learnt about industrial research, IP and product development.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Imaging, Data and Communications Further information
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Nov 25 2024 -

USIM2024 IBPSA Scotland’s Biennial uSIM Conference

University of Edinburgh hosting IBPSA-Scotland’s biennial uSIM conference on the 25 November 2024, at the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute (ECCI).

Civil and Environmental Engineering Infrastructure and Environment Further information
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