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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 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
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
Apr 28
Online event
Lecture
Cancelled Understanding the Challenges of Predictive Maintenance

A webinar surrounding the challenges of implementing predictive maintenance

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Free
Apr 29
Online event
Lecture
An Introduction to Functional Safety (Hybrid Event)

This event provides a practical overview of functional safety in industrial systems. It covers: (1) the key principles of functional safety, including risk reduction and Safety Integrity Levels (SIL), (2) common challenges in implementation, compliance, and system integration, (3) real-world case studies from different industries to show how functional safety is applied in practice. The event aims to give participants a solid understanding of functional safety concepts and how they are used.

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United Kingdom Free
Apr 30
Online event
Online
Electromagnetic Challenges in Naval Platform Topside Design

A Naval Topside Electromagnetic Environment is one of the most complex and harsh that design engineers are likely to encounter.

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Free
Apr 30
Lecture
Unlocking SMR potential [This event can also be viewed online]

Learn how SMR power station fleets address cost & schedule challenges, delivering simplified, standardised solutions for repeatable deployment. We explore the RR SMR design, the journey to deployment & global market outlook.

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United Kingdom Free
May 06
Online event
Course
Mastering Requirements using MBSE

Discover how modelling can help you with requirements engineering. Use modelling for effective identification, analysis, validation and specification of requirements.

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May 06
Lecture
UK Power Networks DSO: 2 years on

This talk will explain how UK Power Networks DSO (Distribution System Operator) is fulfilling the roles defined by the Regulator, Ofgem, and the progress made two years since its inception.

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United Kingdom Free
May 07
Online event
Online
Satellite Applications Catapult: Comms on the Move Electronically Steerable Antenna Test (CESAT) Facility

The Satellite Applications Catapult CESAT facility is now in development and will provide a unique global resource based at Westcott. The development of this test and measurement facility includes exciting work on high frequency realtime antenna measurments, complex signal processing and vechicle motion emulation on a motion platform.

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Free
May 07
Lecture
AI Empowered Renewable Energy Systems - Preston

More energy will be produced by decentralised renewable sources, primarily driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate change. The energy systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated, requiring innovative approaches and powerful tools to enhance their management and operation. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer in the energy sector in this regard.

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GB