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Oct 16
Online event
Course
Safety Critical Systems training course (SCS) - Part 2 and 3

Now in its 31st year, our Safety Critical Systems course focuses on requirements for functional safety through in-depth discussions and practical training course exercises.

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GB
Oct 17
Seminar
How to win a virtual regatta

Ever since Sir Francis Chichester first sailed solo around the world in 1967, there has been an arms race to produce yet faster sailing vessels; in the last decade the record has tumbled.

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GB Free
Oct 17
Lecture
60 years in air, land and sea - Kendal

The talk will cover a wide range of Air projects that have been worked on during 42 years at British Aerospace / BAE SYSTEMS. These include the 6 well-known military jet aircraft ranging from Canberra to Typhoon, plus Concorde, Spaceplanes and also several unpublished projects.

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GB
Oct 23
Lecture
Dorothée Pullinger – Barrow-in-Furness

Dorothée Aurélie Marianne Pullinger MBE. Aero and automobile engineer and entrepreneur trained at Arrol Johnston’s car factory and was headhunted to become the very young supervisor of Vickers Barrow’s thousands of WW1 munitionettes.

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GB
Oct 23
Awards
The IET Excellence and Innovation Awards

In 2024 we are inviting the global community of entrepreneurs, experts, and creators to build an ecosystem that puts measurable impact at the core of innovation.

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GB
Oct 25
Online event
Seminar
Robots centered robotics education

How robotics must be taught by putting the robots at the center and not the mathematical theory at the center.

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Free
Oct 31
Course
Sensors, actuators, and their interfaces technical course

This new technical course covers the fundamental principles of operating, selecting and interfacing sensors and actuators.

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United Kingdom
Oct 31
Seminar
IET Jennison Lecture 2024

In this talk, the speaker will share his own research, thoughts and recommendations on applying data flow analysis in several application domains, including e-tourism, intelligent transport systems, and healthcare. He will also explain his views on how such data flow analysis requires interdisciplinary research and how it can benefit practitioners and policy makers in the real world.

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United Kingdom Free
Nov 05
Lecture
Why have weather forecasts improved?

Technological developments have underpinned the increase in accuracy of weather forecasts. In particular, from the mid-1960s the use of increasingly sophisticated numerical models coupled with an enhanced availability of observations have led to modern five-day forecasts being as accurate as one-day forecasts 50 years ago. These developments will be discussed along with benefits of having accurate weather forecasts.

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United Kingdom Free
Nov 06
Lecture
RMS - A brief history of telecommunications

Roger Ward, MA, MSc,CEng, MIET, MITP will present an overview of the development of telecommunications over the last 150 years in the UK with a deep dive into some of the key developments that have changed the course of history based on personal experience from the speaker’s lifetime career in the industry.

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GB Free
Nov 11
Conference
Call for papers open Reach Emerging Architectures in Computing Horizons conference

The REACH conference is a meeting place for those working in computer architecture from around the world to come together to connect, explore and discuss the latest innovations and emerging trends.

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GB
Nov 12
Online event
Course
Distributed Generation training course 2024

The training course supports the increasing demand for engineers skilled in distributed generation.

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United Kingdom