The inaugural workshop of the Advanced Materials Network: Multiscale tuning of interfaces for energy application (MISE) will take place on 31st October 2017 at The Royal Society of Edinburgh.
This meeting is an important community building event and we will use this to launch a call for a programme of research to collaborate with University and Industry partners outside of the network core using flexible funding on topics such as scaling up exciting new materials, facility sharing, etc. We will seek to pump prime collaborations through this call and will be able to make funds available to resource some activities at Academic partners outside the Network core.
The meeting will be held from 1000 – 16.45
Whilst no charge will be made for registration we do require attendees to register to manage catering and allow access to the meeting:
Registration is now closed please contact [email protected]
Confirmed Speakers:
What Industry wants from Energy Materials Research
Richard Gover, AWE Plc
Richard Kemp Harper, Arcola Energy
Gerry Agnew, Rolls-Royce Fuel Cell Systems Ltd
Suzanne Ellis, Johnson Matthey
Energy Materials Interfaces Research
Laurence Hardwick, University of Liverpool: “SHINing Light on Electrode Interfaces”
Bob Freer, University of Manchester:
Andre Studart, ETH, Zurich: “Architectured graphite electrodes through directed colloidal assembly”
Chris Zalitis, Johnson Matthey: “Reactions involving gaseous reagents/products using the floating electrode”
Advanced Energy Materials Networks
Professor Clare Grey, CAM-IES
Professor Neil Robertson, CAMREG
Network Activities and Capabilities
John T S Irvine, University of St Andrews
Jon Binner, University of Birmingham
Steve Parker, University of Bath
Job Thijssen, University of Edinburgh