Past events

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May 22 2023 -

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May 21 2023 -

International Image Sensor Workshop 2023 IISW23

The International Image Sensor Workshop (IISW) is the world’s largest technology forum fully devoted to solid-state image sensors. The scope of the workshop includes all aspects of electronic image sensor research, design, and development. The workshop papers span across a wide range of imaging devices and research topics: pixel physics, image sensor design and performance, application-specific imagers, manufacturing techniques such as wafer stacking and backside illumination, and on-chip optics. Applications include consumer mobile image sensor devices, large-format devices for X-ray and astronomy, time-resolving and photon-counting imagers, and radiation-hardened image sensors.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Further information
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May 17 2023 -

IMP Seminar: Ultra-precision – enabling our quantum future

IMP Seminar - Dr Paul Shore

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Further information
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May 17 2023 -

IMP Seminar: Nanostructured Materials for Energy Conversion, Storage and Separation

IMP Seminar

Chemical Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Further information
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May 15 2023 -

11th International Conference On Boiling & Condensation Heat Transfer ICBCHT11

This series of ECI conferences (on Boiling) has been very successful over the years, with the present conference the 8th in the series. Because of the close relationship between flow boiling and convective condensation (with respect to flow patterns, some heat transfer mechanisms and physically-based models), the topic of Condensation has been added to the Boiling conference this time.

Chemical Engineering Materials and Processes Multiscale Thermofluids Further information
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May 12 2023 -

IMT Seminar Series: Tailoring Surface Chemistry and Surface Roughness to enable the Long-Term Stable Dropwise Condensation of Steam and Refrigerant Working Fluids

Almost a century ago, dropwise condensation of steam on a hydrophobic surface was shown to have a 10X higher condensation heat transfer coefficient when compared to filmwise condensation on hydrophilic surface. The resulting overall heat transfer enhancement has the potential to result in a 2% overall energy efficiency increase for steam-based power plants, which are responsible for the overwhelming majority of global electricity production.

Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Multiscale Thermofluids Further information
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May 10 2023 -

IMNS Seminar: Dendrites in Nature and Engineering, Prof Michael N. Kozicki (Arizona State University)

IMNS Seminar - Dendrites in Nature and Engineering

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Further information
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Apr 26 2023 -

IMP Keynote Seminar: Invited talk from Prof Stephen T Newman

IMP Keynote Seminar

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Apr 21 2023 -

School of Engineering Research Conference 2023

The conference is a celebration of the research within the School of Engineering and encourages reflection upon your research and your future career plans.

Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering Bioengineering Imaging, Data and Communications Energy Systems Infrastructure and Environment Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Multiscale Thermofluids Further information
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Apr 18 2023 -

CFI Masterclass by Mark Wild, OBE, CEO of SGN and former CEO of Crossrail

Mark Wild, OBE, CEO of SGN and former CEO of Crossrail, will focus on the root causes of Crossrail programme's considerable challenges, with focus on the leadership characteristics and interventions that really made the difference in the ultimately successful delivery of the programme.

Civil and Environmental Engineering Mechanical Engineering Infrastructure and Environment Further information
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