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Direct Current Protection for the Marine Electrification (Online)

Decarbonisation of the maritime sector is driving a transition from conventional AC power systems to DC electrification, enabled by advances in efficiency, controllability, and integration of low-carbon technologies. We have completed a research project demonstrating the technical viability of hybrid energy storage systems combining batteries, supercapacitors, and superconducting magnetic energy storage to balance energy and power demands in shipboard microgrids. Building on this work, ongoing research focuses on power architectures based on primary and secondary DC grids for large vessels. This has improved understanding of DC fault conditions and short-circuit behaviour in shipboard microgrids, informing the performance and protection requirements of DC solid-state circuit breakers. A dedicated experimental test rig has also been developed to characterise DC SSCB performance.
Speaker:
Dr. Mohammad Meraj
Date/Time:
Tuesday 14th July 2026 @ 6:30 PM Local time (BST/CET/ UTC +1 hours)
Venue:
Online via Microsoft Teams
Hosted By:
IET North West Midlands
Online

Object Based Media

For over 15 years various organizations have experimented with Object Based Media (OBM), starting with audio, other media objects such as subtitles date back well over 100 years.
Speaker:
Various
Date/Time:
Thursday 30th July 2026 @ 4:00 PM Local time (BST/CET/ UTC +1 hours)
Venue:
Online via Zoom
Hosted By:
Media TN
In-Person

Powering discovery, The Future of Particle Accelerating

Join the UK's leading minds in particle accelerator engineering for a day of insight, innovation, and powerful connections.
Speaker:
TBC
Date/Time:
Wednesday 16th September 2026 @ 9:30 AM
Location:
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot
Hosted By:
Particle Accelerator Engineering
In-Person

The Pre-history of Climate Science

This talk is a description of how our understanding of the factors affecting Earth's temperature developed through the 19th Century, following the insights of Fourier, Tyndall, Langley and Arrhenius.
Speaker:
Dr. Michael de Podesta MBE FInstP CPhys
Date/Time:
Wednesday 2nd September 2026 @ 6:00 PM Local time (BST/CET/ UTC +1 hours)
Location:
Harrow College, Lowlands Road Harrow UNITED KINGDOM, HA1 3AQ
Hosted By:
IET London
Details:
https://events.theiet.org/events/the-pre-history-of-climate-science/