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Date: Thu, 5 October 2006
Venue: Institute of Physics, London
Organised by: The Engineering Physics Group
Sponsored by:Co-sponsored by The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and the The Engineering Physics Group

Introduction

 

Institute of Mechanical Engineers logo
Logo for the Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining

 

This event is aimed at scientists of all disciplines who are interested in the impact that interdisciplinary efforts can have on developments that spring initially from a natural science or an engineering base but call for cooperative work and/or research from both disciplines. A seminal example is the Manhattan atomic bomb project that could never have succeeded without such cooperation, and which led to understanding the inherent synergy of science and engineering that is nevertheless not always recognised today.

There will be fourteen papers at this conference, including two keynotes and they will draw on the skills and experiences of Engineers and Physicists working in a wide range of technologies, including steel making, aero engine design, inkjet printing, nuclear and renewable energies, meteorology, Bio-materials, MRI technology, sports science, laser applications and others. The economics involved in developments are often as important as the technologies per se and authors will deal with this also in their presentations

Papers will be published by the Institute and abstracts will be available to registrants before the conference.

In designing a conference of obvious relevance to its core values, the Engineering Physics Group is particularly keen to attract young scientists, engineers and students to an event that we expect to appeal very much to those looking toward a technology based career with an almost unlimited spectrum of applications and skills content.

 

 

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9:30

Registration and Refreshments

10:00

Welcome and Introduction
Dr Tom Shelley

10:15

Keynote Address 1:

Inkjet Printing – the Physics of Manipulating Liquids jets and Drops

Dr Graham D Martin,
Stephen D. Hoath,
Ian M. Hutchings

Inkjet Research Centre, Institute for Manufacturing, University of Cambridge

10.45

Multi-Physics analysis for MEMS meshing micro-gear contacts
S. Theodossiades1,
M Teodorescu2,
H. Rahnejat1

1 Wolfson School of Mechanical And Manufacturing Engineering,
Loughborough University
2School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences,
City University, London  

11:05

The Development of a Novel Cricket Bowling System

Dr Andrew West and Laura Justham
Loughborough University

11:25

Coffee Break

11:40

Engineering analysis applied to the design of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) coils

Liviu Marin, Henry Power, Richard W. Bowtell, Clemente Cobos Sanchez, Adib A. Becker, Paul Glover and  I. Arthur Jones
Nottingham University

12:00

Engineering and Physics design of neo-natal incubators

Richard Cornish
Technical Innovation Centre, Millennium Point, Birmingham

12:20

From the Big Bang to Cleaner Teeth Doppler Shift – A Practical Engineering Tool

Roger Traynor
Vibration and Velocity Products Specialist, Lambda Photometrics, Harpenden, Herts

12:40

Instruments used to improve forecasts of severe storms
Prof. Alan Blyth

Department of Atmospheric Sciences, Leeds University

13:00

Lunch

13:40

Engineering Physics Group AGM

14:00

Keynote Address 2:
Renewable Energy Technology from Underpinning Physics to Engineering Application

Prof. David Infield
UKERC, Professor of Renewable Energy Systems, Loughborough University

14:30

Physics and Nuclear Power

Dr Nigel Buttery
British Energy, Sizewell B Power Station

14:50

Engineering challenges of future particle accelerators

Philip Burrows
Professor of Accelerator Physics, John Adams Institute, Oxford University

15:10

Space Instrumentation: Physics and Astronomy in Harmony

Dr Maggie Aderin
Project Manager, Surrey Satellite Technology, Guildford

15:30

Coffee Break

15:40

Materials Recycling

Prof. Derek Fray
Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy, University of Cambridge

16:00

High Productivity Steel Casting – The Corus Way

B Barber, B Patrick and A S Normanton
Corus Technical Centre, Grangetown, Middlesborough 

16:20

Firing lasers at hot steel – defect detection

I Baillie12, P Griffiths1, S Dixon2
1 Corus Teesside Technology Centre, Middlesborough,
 2Physics Department, The
University of Warwick

16:40

Biomaterials – Where Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering and Medicine meet

Dr Karin Hing
IRC in Biomedical Materials, Department of Materials, Queen Mary University of London

17:00

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Registration and General Information

1. Venue
The conference will be held at the Institute of Physics, London. Maps will be sent to all registered participants.

2. Conference Fees
The fees for the conference include refreshments and lunches, conference material, basic costs and administration charges. The registration fee is as follows:

 

*Members Fee 
£50:00
**Concessionary/Student Member/Retired Member
£20:00
***Non-Member
£73:00

 

*Members of the Institute of Physics
the Members rate is available to:

  • All members of the Institute of Physics including those whose application is pending
  • Staff at Institute Affiliated Plus Schools
  • Members of Co-Sponsoring Institute and Societies Members of other Physics societies which have a Companion Society or other collaboration agreement with the Institute of Physics
  • Members of the Business Affiliates Network

 

**Concessionary Rate - Institute members
The Concessionary rate is available to student and retired members and those on a career break or a low income. (Please submit proof of status together with your registration form).

***Non-Members
Registrants paying this fee will automatically become affiliate members of the Institute of Physics for 12 months and will receive copies of Physics World. As an affiliate member you will be entitled to attend all conferences at the member’s rate for the year and to join one technical or professional group at no extra charge.

Membership of the Institute of Physics is open to all those with an interest in Physics. For further information, please click here or email membership@iop.org   

On-line Registration

On-line registration is now available here.
NOTE: Those registering at the member or concessionary rate will be required to submit their membership number. For members of other societies, please indicate from the drop down list to which society you belong. Note on-line registrations will be accepted only if accompanied by a valid credit of debit card; all payments will be processed securely using WorldPay. Confirmation of payment will be sent to you by email once the transaction has been completed.

If you are unable to pay by debit or credit card you can download a PDF Registration Form document here.  

Mail your registration form, together with a remittance for fees to Registrations Department, Institute of Physics, 76 Portland Place, LondonW1B 1NT, UK. You can also fax it to +44 (0)20 7470 4900. Please note that unless payment is received prior to the conference, your booking will not be guaranteed.

You are strongly advised to register as soon as possible


3. Value Added Tax

Charges shown in this document are exempt from VAT unless otherwise indicated. Where VAT is applicable it is shown and calculated at the current standard rate of 17.5%. If the rate is altered as a result of government legislation charges may be adjusted accordingly. A tax invoice/receipt will be issued to those indicating that this is required on the registration form. The Institute's VAT registration number is 461-6000-84.

4. Methods of payment for postal registrations

  • Cheque, Bank Draft - Payable to the Institute of Physics in either Pound Sterling, Euros (rate of 1.468) or US Dollar (rate of 1.78).
  • Bank Transfer - Payable to the Institute of Physics, Lloyds TSB Bank Plc, 9-13 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London SE3 1DD:
    UK £ Sterling payments to account number 0253575 sort code 30-94-81
    € Euro payments (exchange rate 1.48 to account number 86000359, Sort Code 30-94-81
    $ US Dollar payment (exchange rate of 1.78) to account number 11306596, Sort Code 30-94-81. A copy of the instructions to the bank should be enclosed with the Conference Registration Form.
  • Credit Card: Master/Visa/American Express


5. Confirmation of Booking, Registration Enquiries Online

Details of your bookings will appear on screen prior to entering credit card details. Please print this page for your records. Registration via hard copy - You should receive confirmation of your booking within ten days of registering. If payment is not enclosed with your registration form, you will be sent a pro-forma invoice which must be paid prior to the conference.

For enquiries about your booking or payment please contact registrations@iop.org

6. Cancellations 
No payment can be refunded to those cancelling after Thursday 28 September 2006. All cancellations must be made in writing (please note that we are unable to accept cancellations made over the telephone).

Conference Organiser:
Dr Alison McMillian
E-mail: a.j.mcmillan@btinternet.com


Meetings Co-ordinator:
Dawn Stewart
Institute of Physics
76 Portland Place
London
W1B 1NT, UK

Tel: +44 (0)20 7470 4800
Fax: +44 (0)20 7470 4900
Email: dawn.stewart@iop.org


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