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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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.

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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.

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Nov 14 2024 -

Prof Peter Grant: Cavity Magnetron Designs which Enabled World War 2 Microwave Radar

The development of the cavity magnetron in 1940 by Birmingham University researchers and GEC engineers revolutionized microwave technology, enabling high-power radar systems during World War II and later transforming civilian life through its widespread use in microwave ovens.

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Nov 07 2024 -

Thomas Melistas, Nikos Spyrou, Nefeli Gkouti: Benchmarking Counterfactual Image Generation

In this talk we will present our work on building a comparison framework to thoroughly benchmark counterfactual image generation methods. We integrate all models that have been used for the task at hand and expand them to novel datasets and causal graphs, demonstrating the superiority of Hierarchical VAEs across most datasets and metrics. Our published framework is implemented in a user-friendly Python package that can be extended to incorporate additional SCMs, causal methods, generative models, and datasets for the community to build on.

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Oct 25 2024 -

Fabian P. Hagen: Carbon nanoparticles: From particle structure to macroscopic properties

Carbon nanoparticles (CNP) represent the most produced nanomaterial worldwide. CNPs are employed as functional- or electro-material, however, are also encountered in aerosols from combustion, as pollutants from fires, energy conversion processes, and internal combustion engines.

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Oct 17 2024 -

Michael Baur: Channel Estimation in Underdetermined Systems Utilizing Variational Autoencoders

In this talk, we utilize a variational autoencoder (VAE) for channel estimation (CE) in underdetermined (UD) systems. The basis of the approach forms a recently proposed concept in which a VAE is trained on channel state information (CSI) data.

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Sep 27 2024 -

Sheng Zhou: Energy Efficient Mobile Edge Computing Exploiting Parallelism and Mobility

In this talk, we will introduce our recent progresses on the dynamic batching scheme for edge computing, aiming to strike a delicate balance between responsiveness and energy efficiency. We will discuss how mobility of can be exploited to enhance the performance of edge computing under energy constraints.

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