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IoM3 Young Persons Lecture Competition
North West Heat
IoM3 Young Persons Lecture Competition
to be held on
Tuesday 9th March 2010
Room D14, Manchester Materials Science Centre at 6.15 p.m.
A buffet supper will be available after the competition
Firearms Discharged - An Example of Metals at the Crime Scene Dr. Stephen J. Kershaw, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Analytical Science, MMU
Forensic science is inevitably and unavoidably multi-disciplinary. Many individuals
contribute their expertise to forensic investigations. There are a small number of forensic
metallurgists at least who describe themselves as such. However, metallic objects and
metals are involved in crime and are often the subject of forensic investigations.
Stress Corrosion Cracking in Nuclear Reactors
Stress Corrosion Cracking in Nuclear Reactors
by
Mr Fabian Leonard
Winner of the 2008/09 MMS and IOM3 North West
Young persons Lecture Competition
Open to Staff, Students and the Public.
Free sandwiches and refreshments will be available in D13, Student Common Room from 4.45pm, lecture to start at 5.30pm
Parking is available at the MMSC
Materials in Watchmaking. Past, Present and Future
The MMS welcome you to attend our next guest lectureTuesday 10th November from 6pm, Room D14
Manchester Materials Science Centre
Materials in Watchmaking. Past, Present and Future
by
Dr Tim Treffy
Open to Staff, Students and the Public.
Free sandwiches and refreshments will be available in
D13, Student Common Room from 6pm, lecture to start
at 6.45pm
Parking is available at the MMSC
Students if you become a member of the IOM3in our 90th year, the MMS
will pay half towards your membership fees. For U/G this is a 5 year
membership. Please contact Abbie.jones@manchester.ac.uk for further
details
AGM and 90th Birthday celebration event
The MMS welcome you to attend our 90th Birthday celebration event and Annual General Meeting:
Tuesday 20th October from 4.30pm
D13 (Student common room) School of Materials
Followed our guest speaker: Professor Philip Withers: with his talk, seeing is believing, 5.30pm in D14
Tours of the New Henry Moseley X-ray Imaging Facility will be available from before and after the Annual General Meeting
Joining technology - meeting the manufacturing challenge
Tuesday 31st March at 6.45 pm
Room D14, Manchester Materials Science Centre
Joining technology - meeting the manufacturing challenge
By Graham Wylde (Associate Director TWI)
Synopsis:
Materials joining is a key enabling technology central to almost every branch of manufacturing. Joining enables raw materials and components to be combined into engineering structures. Materials that cannot be readily joined will have limited use in manufacturing.
The demands of manufacturing are increasing year by year. Consumers want reduced cost, improved performance and products with reduced environmental impact. These requirements place increased demands on joining. Thus joining processes are continually evolving to cope with these increased demands.
This presentation will cover a wide range of joining technologies for metals and plastics, in addition to techniques for dissimilar materials joining.
The lecture will commence at 6.45 pm in Room D14 of the Manchester Materials Science Centre, the University of Manchester, Grosvenor Street, Manchester, M1 7HS
Free refreshments will be provided in the MMSC Common room.