Past events

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

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Mar 06 2024 -

Overview of Masters degrees in Engineering

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Chemical Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Energy Systems Further information
Feb 28 2024 -

Biofabrication and 3D Bioprinting: Sustainable technologies for healthcare, electronics and engineering biology

This presentation will illustrate my group’s research work on three themes: organoid and tumoroid bioassembly; 2D printing of soft and biological materials; fibre biofabrication for wearable sensors and bioelectronics.

Chemical Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering Bioengineering Materials and Processes Further information
Feb 14 2024 -

Inaugural Lecture of Professor Aristides Kiprakis, Chair of Agile Energy Systems

Join the inaugural lecture of Professor Aristides Kiprakis on 'Agile Energy Systems – Enabling the Transition to a Sustainable Future'.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering Energy Systems Further information
Feb 07 2024 -
Dec 13 2023 -

IES Seminar - Prof Frano Barbir - Why Hydrogen Critics Are Both Right and Wrong

Hydrogen is now in a focus of interest, not only in EU, and mass deployment of hydrogen from production to applications is being planned on the highest political level. However, there are still skeptics that need to be convinced that hydrogen is not only a viable but the key technology for full or deep decarbonisation of energy supply.

Energy Systems Further information
Nov 24 2023 -

IBioE seminar: Dr Tim Ballweg

All-Atom Modelling of Methacrylate-Based Chromatography Resins for Isotherm Parameter Prediction of Biomolecules

Bioengineering Further information
Nov 24 2023 -

IBioE seminar: Professor Dan Bracewell

IBioE seminar - Time-Dependent Sorption Behaviour of Viral Vectors

Bioengineering Further information
Nov 22 2023 -

Inaugural Lecture of Prof Pankaj Pankaj, Chair of Computational Biomechanics

Computational modelling is being extensively employed to assess the biomechanical properties and response of bone and bone-implant systems. Recent years have seen increasing emphasis on the development of personalised or patient-specific models, to address clinical problems. Routine use of personalised models, which require numerous patient-specific features, remains a challenge.

Civil and Environmental Engineering Bioengineering Further information
Nov 22 2023 -

Professor Robert Shepherd, Guest Seminar: Embracing Complexity for Enduring and Adaptive Robotics

Guest Seminar - Robert Shepherd

Bioengineering Imaging, Data and Communications Energy Systems Infrastructure and Environment Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Multiscale Thermofluids Further information
Nov 21 2023 -

IMP Industrial seminar: X-Ray Microscopy: an introduction into sub-micron non-destructive imaging and multiscale workflows

IMP Industrial seminar

Chemical Engineering Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering General Engineering Integrated Micro and Nano Systems Materials and Processes Further information