Events

Through a series of panel debates and talks, this virtual event will showcase some of the University of Bristol's exciting, leading research in engineering and computer science.

Join the NCC and University of Bristol for a special programme of online events, including keynote presentations and a panel discussion.

Join the NCC's Dr Gareth Williams at the Future of Technology Series webinar, where he'll be discussing the role hydrogen could play in balancing our energy systems and the developments needed to successfully integrate hydrogen into it.

Dr Sophie Parsons, the NCC's LCA specialist, will give an overview of LCA during this talk, particularly directed at new advanced materials and technology. Her talk will explore uncertainty and some of the challenges of modelling technology at scale, as well as giving some example case studies of how LCA has been used to do this.

This webinar will look at how the rail industry could exploit the potential of fibre polymer composites as a low carbon construction material. Neil Appleton, Market Development lead for Construction and Infrastructure at the NCC, will be discussing the sustainable benefits of composites in infrastructure.

Join Amit Visrolia, Chief Engineer, Digital & DETI, at the National Composites Centre (NCC), who will be presenting the event keynote at the Engineering Design Show: Reconnect.

Join Smartia and guest speakers; National Composites Centre and Airedale International Air Conditioning for a webinar about Industrial AI & IoT In Practice, taking place online on 24th March, 12-1pm

At the MTC's National Manufacturing Summit 2021, Graeme Barnes, Principal Research Engineer at the NCC, will join paralympic gold medallist Emma Wiggs to present our ground breaking collaboration with the MTC to build a completely new, bespoke, composite paddle, to help propel Emma to her second gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympics.

The NCC's Tim Young is speaking this free to attend virtual conference, exhibition and showcase that will bring together companies and individuals to highlight the best of the UK and selected international activities that will lead to plastics being less likely to reach landfill, end up incinerated, or become fugitive in the environment.