IET Events
Delivering insight and debate into the key topics affecting engineers and technicians across the globe
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) update - To maintain the safety of our members, volunteers, staff and everyone we work with, we have taken the decision to cancel or postpone all IET in-person events for the foreseeable future. However, we have a huge range of virtual events that we would be delighted to welcome you to – please see our event listing below or visit our webinar hub for more information. If you have any queries, please contact events@theiet.org or view the more detailed statement on the IET
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OnlineMay05Cyber Security for Industrial Control SystemsThe threat of cyber-attacks on industrial control systems is a reality that no company can ignore. These attacks not only have the potential to cause massive financial damages and loss of production downtime but can have dangerous implications for the whole industry.
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ConferenceSep20CIRED 2021The leading forum where the Electricity Distribution Community meets every two years in different venues across Europe.
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ConferenceMar07DPSP 2022DPSP is a world-leading forum for industry, business leaders and academia to hear about the latest research and technical advances in the power system protection.
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OnlineMay07Webinar: Major revisions of Code of Practice for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition, and CLP Power Eco Charge 2.0 in support of Government’s EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme
Major revisions of Code of Practice for the Electricity (Wiring) Regulations 2020 Edition, and CLP Power Eco Charge 2.0 in support of Government’s EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme
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OnlineMay08Medicine 4.0 Series #: Medical Equipment Engineering by IR 4.0 Technical Network Malaysia
Medicine 4.0 Series #: Medical Equipment Engineering
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OnlineMay10HV Preventative Maintenance Techniques through Partial Discharge Testing
This lecture will take you from the first principles of partial discharge, through how to detect it and importantly how to translate the results into preventative maintenance. The theory will be augmented by a recent case study where low level PD was found enabling the site to monitor and manage the risk until the next shut down.
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OnlineMay10Why do arc flash calculations?
Mike Frain CEng FIET MCMI will offer ten good reasons on why anyone responsible for the design of electrical networks or, for putting people to work on electrical systems, should be aware of arc flash calculations.
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OnlineMay10HydroFlex and the Decarbonisation of the Railway
A presentation on the HydroFLEX project - a ground-breaking partnership between the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education and railway rolling stock company, Porterbrook. A UK first, it demonstrates how hydrogen could be deployed across the rail network to offer a cleaner alternative to current diesel trains. Decarbonisation is one of two railway grand challenges (along with digitalisation) that requires a strategic, whole-sector approach with government, industry and academia working together.
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OnlineMay11The development of the Cornish Beam engine
Looking from the early stages with the discovery of the effects of steam from the ancient Greeks, the early pioneers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries to the nineteenth century pioneers. Looking at the way in which James Watt’s original designed steam engine was altered to become what is known today as ‘The Cornish Beam Engine’. Also looking at the difference the next generation of Thermodynamic engineers such as Richard Trevithick developed what was to be known today as the Cornish Beam engine.
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OnlineMay11Electromagnetic fields - risks to human health and control measures
An update on the current research and legislation regarding the risks of electromagnetic fields on human health
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OnlineMay12Face Masks – The Unexpected Industry
The pandemic has made innovators out of everyone. From the way schools, restaurants, hospitals and even how zoo’s interact in their daily business. One constant has been the development of face masks. This talk explores how Dr Myant’s research group, the Advanced Manufacturing Lab at Imperial College London, responded to the urgent need for new forms of protective face masks faced by healthcare services and what it means for future industries.
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OnlineMay12Virtual tour of the Port Talbot Tata Steel site
With so many people working and learning remotely this presentation will give you the opportunity to experience a visit to a working steelworks to uncover the technology used to optimise the business in this competitive industry. Using video, 3D images and 3D models you can experience a huge and exciting business usually only seen by insiders. Once you have experienced the Blast Furnaces, Steel Making Plants and Rolling Mills, we will share some of the exciting technology from IoT to Cloud Analytics that drives our continuous improvement.
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OnlineMay12To the other side of the world and beyond
The webinar will NOT be recorded An appreciation of Amateur Radio - a hobby that takes you from the science textbooks to the other side of the world and beyond
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OnlineMay13Shaping Northern Ireland’s Covid-19 recovery: accelerating the tech hub for the post-Covid eraThis webinar will look at this topic and discuss the following. What skills are needed to continue to develop NI’s tech hub and how can they be met? Is NI too dependent on foreign direct investment or are there other models that we should be aspiring to? How will support for the sector be affected by Brexit and what measures could the government take to fill these gaps?
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OnlineMay13The future of manufacturing: improve your resilience with digitalAs the world re-emerges from the global Covid-19 pandemic, nations and communities are resolved to work harder to protect themselves, as best they can, from the prospect of future shocks and disruptions.
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