Assessors & Question Setters
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PIABC are currently seeking IOM3 members who would be interested in becoming assessors and question setters for three apprenticeship standards.
Materials and manufacturing provide significant opportunities to make real economic, environmental and societal differences and shape societies across the globe
Materials & Manufacturing
Reader in Metallurgy, Materials Department at Loughborough University
Materials & Manufacturing
Reader in Metallurgy, Materials Department at Loughborough University
Simon is a Fellow of the IOM3 and a Reader in Metallurgy in the Materials Department at Loughborough University. He obtained his PhD from The University of Sheffield, Department of Engineering Materials. He held a postdoctoral appointment at Oxford University working on Al-Li alloys for airframe applications. His research is centred on the use of advanced processing and characterisation techniques to understand microstructural development and properties in complex, novel alloys. Presently, the focus of research includes sustainable metallurgy, use of x-ray imaging to understand solidification, and microstructure and texture development in industrially processed light alloys. As well as holding a Strategic Advisor position, he is a member of the leadership team for the IOM3 Nonferrous and Light Metals Group and Past President and current Treasurer for the East Midlands Materials Society.
Materials and manufacturing provide significant opportunities to make a real economic, environmental and societal differences and shape societies across the globe. Materials and manufacturing play a vital role in the economies through driving innovation, exports, job creation, productivity and growth. They have a huge central role to play in the drive towards decarbonisation and meeting climate change targets, adopting new technologies and adapting to changing customer demands. Materials and manufacturing provide society with the opportunities to transform, becoming more sustainable and to develop and adopt new material applications to help meet the climate challenge. There will be a need to boost sustainable manufacturing capacity at a global level as we strive towards net-zero.
The Sheffield Metallurgical & Engineering Association's Barraclough Lecture
Sheffield & virtualA Virtual course from the World Packaging Organisation
VirtualOne-day course exploring the metallurgy and application of stainless steels
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