33rd IEEE International Conference on Microelectronic Test Structures (ICMTS).
The International Conference on Microelectronic Test Structures (ICMTS) is the premier conference devoted to the development, measurement and analysis of test structures providing a forum for designers and users of test structures to discuss recent developments and future directions.
6-9th April 2020.
University of Edinburgh
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Faraday Joint Interest Group Conference 2020.
Showcasing UK physical chemistry research.
6-8th April 2020.
University of Sheffield
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UK Semiconductors Conference 2020.
An annual conference on all aspects of semiconductor research.
8-9th July 2020.
The Hallam Hall, Sheffield Hallam University.
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Electron Backscatter Diffraction 2021.
The annual gathering draws together the whole Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) community, including leading international research scientists and engineers, early career researchers, and students to highlight the latest developments, from technique development through to applications.
20th-21st April 2021.
The Edge, Sheffield University.
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UKIVA Machine Vision Conference.
Thursday 14th May 2020,
Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes.
UK Catalysis Conference 2020.
The meeting will provide an opportunity for catalytic scientists and engineers from across the UK’s academic and industrial communities to interact and network over the whole spectrum of Catalysis ranging from Organocatalysis, Biocatalysis, Homogenous catalysis and Heterogeneous catalysis.
7th - 9th January 2020.
Holywell Park Conference Centre, Loughborough University Science & Enterprise Park, Loughborough.
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Photon 2020.
Photon 2020, the major optics and photonics conference organised by the Institute of Physics, will now be held as a virtual event.
Over four days, Photon participants will have the opportunity to view a mixture of pre-recorded content and live interactive forums held over a few hours each day to get the latest news in optics and photonics technology, attend lectures from experts in the field, and get up to date with cutting-edge research.
1st - 4th September 2020.
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Among the solar fuel technologies, water splitting is a relatively mature technology that uses renewable electricity and water to product H₂. Storing renewable energy as H₂ is a solution for the intermittency problem of solar cells and wind turbines. Moreover, a large amount of H₂ is produced in non-renewable ways every day for important industrial processes. Replacing that H₂ by the H₂ obtained using water splitting would significantly reduce the CO₂ emissions and its impact on the climate.
Optimisation of complete electromechanical devices.
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CO₂ capturing and utilisation technologies have the potential of decreasing the CO₂ emissions that cause climate change. Utilisation of CO₂ also allows to directly recycle the CO₂ produced in the industry to make the process carbon neutral and to produce value-added products (fuels and chemicals). Methanol is an excellent product for CO₂ utilisation, since it is already produced world-wide in large scales to be used as a fuel and a solvent.
Engineering complex active sites with VSPARTICLE tools
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Lambda Photometrics is a leading UK Distributor of Characterisation, Measurement and Analysis solutions with particular expertise in Electronic/Scientific and Analytical Instrumentation, Laser and Light based products, Optics, Electro-optic Testing, Spectroscopy, Machine Vision, Optical Metrology, Fibre Optics and Microscopy.
Fuel cells
Storing electricity into fuels is a promising way to solve the intermittency problem of solar cells and wind turbines. However, in order to start implementing renewable fuels, the conversion process from these fuels back to electricity needs to be carried out efficiently and cheaply. Fuel cells are devises that can convert a great variety of chemical fuels into electricity and can be operated in a wide range of operational conditions (eg. temperatures). This way, advances in fuel cells research can make renewable fuels a reality, which can play an important role in the energy transition.
Challenges
One of the most important components in a fuel cell are the catalysts in the anode and cathode of the fuel cell. The size and composition of these catalysts need to be optimised to overcome common catalyst issues, such as low activity and catalyst poisoning. However, not only the catalyst properties need to be optimised in fuel cells but also the way the catalyst is integrated into the device, which may consist of a gas diffusion layer, catalyst support and a membrane (see illustration below). Proper integration of these components should maximize the ion conduction and mass transport in the catalyst layer. Therefore, in order for fuel cell applications to have an economical and environmental impact on our society, research tools are needed to speed up the optimisation of the catalyst and its integration into a fuel cell device for specific fuels and applications.
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