Sandviken is a place I had never heard of, but upon being told that I was to attend a conference for INNUMAT, I packed up my bags and headed to the airport at a moment’s notice. After flying to Stockholm and driving a few hours to my hotel in Sandviken, I attended the conference the […]
Ben Kendall Presents at INNUMAT 2026, Sandviken, Sweden Read More »
The Armourers & Brasiers’ Gauntlet Trust has a long-standing tradition of supporting education and research in metallurgy and materials science. Its Materials Science Award – Research Student Travel Grant is significant because it enables early-career researchers, selected through a competitive process, to take part in the international exchange of ideas that drives the field forward.
On the 21st January 2025, the School of Computer Science and Engineering held its first years PhD and MScRes conference. This conference had students talk about their research questions, the background of their work and their plan of research. Students from computer science and the Nuclear Futures Institute participated in the conference. Representatives from the NFI
The Nuclear Futures Institute would like to extend our gratitude to Dr Thomas Davis for presenting to us at the NFI student meeting on Friday 2nd of July 2021. Tom\’s presentation discussed various aspects of research in nuclear science, ranging from sodium-cooled fast reactors, ferritic-martensitic steels, atom probe spectroscopy and TEM. Tom\’s areas of expertise
Honorary Research Fellow Thomas Davis gives Presentation to the NFI Read More »
Simon Middleburgh gave a well-attended presentation at the Materials and Devices Seminar at the University of Bristol. He was invited by long-time collaborator Dr. Dong (Lilly) Liu. He presented his ongoing work understanding the benefits of Advanced Technology Fuels (ATFs) and the economic benefits of moving to new materials. This includes the work published in