Institute for Aerospace Technology Annual Showcase 2016
Date and time
Location
De Vere Venues Jubilee Conference Centre
Triumph Road Nottingham NG7 2TU United KingdomDescription
DELIVERING INNOVATION AND SKILLS
The 2016 Institute for Aerospace Technology Annual Showcase will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn about how the University of Nottingham is working with its partners across industry, academia and government to deliver the innovations and skills required to overcome the technical challenges facing the UK and EU aerospace industries.
The theme of the Annual Showcase is Delivering Innovation & Skills. The event will include presentations from a range of industry partners, researchers and academics; and will provide attendees with networking time and the opportunity to attend tours and demonstrations of a range of new cutting edge infrastructure developments at the University.
Our distinguished programme of speakers includes Dr Michael Klingsporn, from Rolls Royce Deutschland, Dr Alexander Peiffer, Airbus Group, and Sylvain Jaber from Safran Landing Systems. In addition, from the University of Nottingham, Professor Seamus Garvey, director of the Rolls Royce UTC on Gas Turbine Transmission Systems and Michele Garibaldi and Sara Roggia, two Marie Skłodowska-Curie early stage researchers from the INNOVATE Doctoral Programme.
Who should attend
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Directors of aerospace and related companies (local, national and international)
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Leaders of aerospace policy in the public sector
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R&T professionals from the aerospace industry
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Distinguished aerospace researchers
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Specialists from global aerospace companies and aviation leaders have joined forces with our researchers and academics and together we are creating an extraordinary future for aerospace technology.
Aerospace at the University of Nottingham has over 70 externally funded projects valued at over £75 million with an inspirational team of 400 scientists and engineers.
Our Marie Sklodowska Curie PhD programme attracts the world’s leading doctoral students, who are working with industry to direct the future of aerospace.
Our ambition and drive makes the IAT a partner of choice in our five key areas of research
- Aerospace Manufacturing
- Aerospace Materials and Structures
- Aerospace Operations
- Future Propulsion
- Aerospace Electrification