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LectureOct03Moonshine – jamming enemy radar in WW2
British active radar jamming started during WW2 in 1942, with the Moonshine airborne pulse repeater jammer, spoofing enemy long-range air defence radars. Moonshine was later used as part of the deceptions for the D-day landings in 1944. This talk will describe the Moonshine equipment, its operational uses and the radars it was intended to deceive.
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LectureOct04RMS - Britain's V Bombers
Andy Richardson gives a first-hand account of how these deadly but arguably beautiful aircraft kept Britain safe during the 1960 Cold War era. The talk covers the need for the development of these awesome machines, how crews were selected, trained and lived, before concluding with how how events would have uinfolded if they had ever been tasked to launch an attack in anger.
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CourseOct04The key skills of mentoring "online" webinar
Explore what is meant by the term mentoring and develop the key skills required to become an effective mentor.
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LectureOct04Space Mining
Space mining holds a huge potential to revolutionize space segment and its related applications.
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EngTalkOct04HYPED-Hyperloop Technology
A review of Hyperloop transport technology and the University of Edinburgh's full-scale prototype research and development .
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SeminarOct04Japan LN Annual General Meeting & Technical Lecture Meeting
AGM and technical lecture on “A Steady-State Initialization Procedure for Generic Voltage-Source Converters in Electromagnetic Transient Simulations”
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LectureOct04The History of Control Engineering (Barrow in Furness)
Paul is Professor of Electronic, Control and Systems Engineering and holds the Research Chair in Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing in the Institute for Engineering, Computing and Advanced Manufacturing at Cumbria University.
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SeminarOct05IET/IEEE Retired Engineers Group - "BioSpine - digitally enabled rehabilitation technology for spinal cord injury" supported by IET South Australia & Northern Territory Network
IET/IEEE Retired Engineers Group - "BioSpine - digitally enabled rehabilitation technology for spinal cord injury" supported by IET South Australia & Northern Territory Network
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NetworkingOct05IESANZ - The Lighting Society Lighting Supplier Exhibitions (Christchurch)
IESANZ - The Lighting Society Lighting Supplier Exhibitions (Christchurch)
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SeminarOct05A Steady-State Initialization Procedure for Generic Voltage-Source Converters in Electromagnetic Transient Simulations
Electromagnetic transient (EMT) simulations are often performed to analyze disturbances which occur during a steady-state operation of the power grid.
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LectureOct05Japan LN Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2023
2023 Japan Local Network AGM meeting.
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ConferenceOct06Particle Accelerator Engineering Network Annual Event 2023
The particle accelerator engineering network is a unique assemblage of scientists, engineers, academics and technicians involved in the fascinating world of particle accelerators. The annual meeting is a chance to catch-up in the latest engineering developments in the field as well as network with like-minded engineers. Topical applications of particle accelerators are also discussed, such as the ISIS Target Upgrade, RF trips in SRF cavities, Diffusion bonding of RF cavities and laser-plasma accelerators
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