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LectureJun21The growth of Energy Storage and its role in supporting Net Zero
There are no paths to net zero without the rapid growth and deployment of Energy Storage technologies. During this webinar we will look at the evolution and policy support for Energy Storage in the UK Market and why it is so critical to the UK's Net Zero ambitions. We will also look at the Development Processes and challenges impacting the roll out of Battery Storage Systems, the technology options and we will take a closer look at how Energy Storage at Low Voltage can support local networks.
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Technical visitJun21Visit to Bawdsey Radar Museum
A technical visit to Bawdsey Radar Museum. On 24th September 1937, RAF Bawdsey became the first fully operational radar station in the world
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SeminarJun22Future of healthcare
This event is an opportunity to learn from leading and young innovators in the healthcare technology sector, senior clinicians, researchers and policy makers about the latest advances in healthcare technology and the future of a technology-enabled healthcare system.
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NetworkingJun22Walk - Godalming & the Wey
This is a walk along the Wey east from Godalming then across to Eashing returning to Godalming via Westbrook. See the attached map. Distance is about 4.5 miles with a total ascent of 250 ft. The starting point is the north side of Crown Court car park in Godalming town centre where fees of £1.10 per hour apply. For those arriving by train the car park is a short walk from the station. Arrive by 10.15 for a 10.30 start. The walk will be followed by lunch in the Star pub in Church St. The menu can be found at https://www.starinngodalming.co.uk/Food Please let Graham Stott (walks.surreyrms@gmail.com) and the walk leader John Holcroft (john.holcroft@gmail.com) know whether you will join the walk and if you will stay for lunch.
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SeminarJun22Designing a People-Centric Railway Operations Control Centre for a Digital Future
Designing a People-Centric Railway Operations Control Centre for a Digital Future
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LectureJun22Military satellites, has defence placed too much reliance space?
Recent and ongoing hostile actions in the upper atmosphere and in space have questioned whether militaries have become over-dependent on satellites.
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LectureJun22When the chips are down… how Meteor Inkjet beat the 2022 chip supply crisis
For companies and engineers involved in the production of electronic equipment, the last two years will be memorable for the challenging environment with supply chains, most significantly the chip supply crisis. In 2022 this was global news, and the effects were felt across a range of industries. This talk is the story of a small/medium sized engineering company supplying electronics to the industrial inkjet market, and how it navigated the shortage of vital devices needed to keep the wheels of industry turning. In addition to the engineering challenges faced to work around the availability of parts, the talk will cover what industrial inkjet is, and the established and emerging applications of the technology. David Horne is Vice President of Engineering at Meteor Inkjet Ltd based in Harston, Cambridge. David has a wealth of experience developing electronic and electro-mechanical products across a range of industries including industrial, medical, and aerospace. He is responsible for Meteor’s drive electronics solutions, leading the company’s development of high-quality products that meet customer’s needs. Prior to Meteor, David worked as an engineering consultant for TTP and as an electronics design engineer at GE Aviation Systems. He has a master’s degree (MEng) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Nottingham University and is a Chartered Engineer and member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
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WorkshopJun23IET Malaysia Event: From OT to IoT - Hands on IoT Training for Operational Personnel
IET Malaysia Event: From OT to IoT - Hands on IoT Training for Operational Personnel
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CourseJun23Developing Effective Specifications 1 day course - 'Live' Webinar
This one-day interactive course enables end-users, technical experts, proponents, internal customers and other key stakeholders to work with procurement and contracting to develop effective specifications and scopes of work, to ensure fit-for-purpose outcomes.
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CourseJun23Dealing with conflict
This session aims to provide you with the fundamental skills to be able to handle conflict in a calm and assertive manner.
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SeminarJun23Presidential Address: Engineers - Holding the keys to the future of humanity
Abstract of the Address: Engineers - holding the keys to the future of humanity “I am a proud Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the IET. “My story is the journey from a tough northern socially deprived estate to the youngest professor of engineering and subsequently youngest Vice Chancellor in the UK – back in my home town of Huddersfield where it all began. It will incorporate some of the initiatives that are important to me including inspiring the younger generation, the importance of mentorship in creating engineering excellence and the development of engineers as inclusive leaders. “In my President’s Address, you’ll hear how the IET and its initiatives have been central to my professional life, and from some of the people I now work with, including actor Sir Patrick Stewart. People who, like me, believe that engineers and their pioneering work hold the keys to the future of humanity. “And it all started with a boy who had to save and save to buy a children’s electronics set, that sparked my love of engineering.”
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