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Apr 17
Technical visit
Visit the MTC

A Coventry and Warwickshire Retired Engineers Event.

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United Kingdom
Apr 18
Online event
Lecture
Cancelled Conquer Uncertainty: A Practical Introduction to Project Risk Management and Monte Carlo Simulation

In this engaging webinar, you will explore the fundamental concepts and tools that can help you effectively navigate uncertainty in project environments.

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Free
Apr 22
Lecture
Aerospace Electrification

The presentation will outline some of the technical challenges related to designing power converters in aerospace applications. Solutions to these challenges will be described

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Ireland Free
Apr 23
Education
University of Brighton - Engineering Project Exhibitiion 2025

University of Brighton Engineering Poster Exhibition day

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United Kingdom Free
Apr 23
Online event
Online
Autonomous Sailing Boats

This talk is about Oshen and their C-Star autonomous wind-powered ocean robots, equipped with in-house software that navigates them to user-specified locations or keeps them stationed in one area if needed

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Free
Apr 24
Technical visit
Visit Sherbourne Recycling

A Coventry and Warwickshire Retired Engineers Event

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United Kingdom
Apr 24
Online event
Seminar
The Evolution of Consumer Device Security

Join our expert panel as they share their understanding and perspectives on the now and the future of Device Security protection.

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GB Free
Apr 24
Lecture
Our Universe Under a Magnifying Glass - Barrow-in-Furness

Thomas Collett will join us in April to provide an interesting analysis of "Our Universe under a Magnifying Glass". He is Professor of Astrophysics and a Royal Society University Research Fellow at the Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation, University of Portsmouth. Thomas graduated from Oxford University and undertook his PhD at Cambridge University.  He joined University of Portsmouth in 2016 as a post-doctoral research fellow. His research has been funded by the Royal Astronomical Society, University of Portsmouth, Science and Technology Facilities Council and the Royal Society.

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GB
Apr 25
Lecture
From Horns to Hearables

“All the highest notes, neither sharp nor flat. The ear can’t hear as high as that. Still, I ought to please any passing bat with my High Fidelity.” Audio reproduction has generated a lot of ridicule, but the reality is often stranger than even comic songs suggest. Come and hear what’s really happened in the audio industry.

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United Kingdom Free
Apr 26
Competition
THE 20th IET/MATE HONG KONG REGIONAL OF THE MATE ROV COMPETITION

The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong [IET Hong Kong] is the second largest overseas branch of the IET, UK' s largest professional engineering institution, and also the world's largest professional engineer awarding body. Besides, organizing activities for professional engineers and engineering students, IET Hong Kong organizes different STEM programs for youth. Over years, IET Hong Kong has been organizing Hong Kong Regional of the MATE International ROV Competition and underwater robot challenges for senior students.

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Hong Kong SAR
Apr 26
Technical visit
2025 Technical Visit to the Leibstadt Nuclear Power Station

A second chance to join us for this fascinating and interesting tour of the Leibstadt Power Station, where we shall get an insight into the workings and operations of the plant, including tours of the site, cooling tower and control room. (Expected duration: 3 hours).

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Switzerland Free
Apr 26
Technical visit
Technical Visit - CLP Power Low Carbon Energy Education Centre

In this technical visit, participants will learn about the importance of low carbon energy in addressing climate change by visiting 5 themed zones, namely Climate Change and Fuel Choice, Renewable Energy, Natural Gas, Nuclear Power, and Powering the Future.

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Hong Kong SAR Free

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