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Online
Fuzzy Modelling, Estimation Techniques and their Applications
Explore fundamental techniques in fuzzy modelling and estimation control for nonlinear systems. This presentation focuses on numerically grounded algorithms, utilising convex optimisation and LMI tools for real-world applications, especially within the automotive sector.
- Speaker:
- Professor Mohammed Chadli PhD
- Date/Time:
- Wednesday 25th March 2026 @ 5:00 PM
- Venue:
- Online via Microsoft Teams
- Hosted By:
- IET Coventry and Warwickshire
Online
Meet the Engineers - Volume 3, Series 1: "Your Path into Engineering and Part-Time Study"
Join us for the first session of the year in our Meet the Engineers webinar series! Our guest engineers will share their personal career journeys and provide valuable insights into the various routes into engineering. From hands-on training and industry experience to continuing part-time study, this session will give attendees a realistic view of what an engineering career can look like and how to get there.
- Speaker:
- Ali Amir
- Date/Time:
- Thursday 9th April 2026 @ 6:30 PM
- Venue:
- Online via Microsoft Teams
- Hosted By:
- IET London
In-Person
A Super Performance Dew Point Cooling System for Data Centres
Data centres are evolving rapidly due to the growing demand for cloud computing, AI, data storage, and digital services. A significant amount of electric energy used by data centres is dedicated to cooling. The innovative super performance dew point cooling system developed by the team at the University of Hull is not only environmentally friendly and cost-effective, but it can also reduce electric energy consumption by up to 90% compared to traditional refrigeration systems.
- Speaker:
- Xiaoli Ma
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 14th April 2026 @ 7:00 PM
- Location:
- University of Hull, Hull, HU6 7RX
- Hosted By:
- IET Humber
In-Person
Managing Electrical Power Harmonics on the LV Network
The transition to Net Zero will require a significant increase in the number of low carbon technologies (LCTs) being connected to the Low Voltage (LV) Network, including Electric Vehicles (EV), Heat Pumps (HP) and Photovoltaics (PV). As LCTs are mainly single phase and an inverter-based technology, they may have a negative impact on power quality (PQ), particularly, harmonics.
- Speaker:
- Richard Parke
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 12th May 2026 @ 7:00 PM
- Location:
- University Campus North Lincolnshire, Scunthorpe, DN16 1BU
- Hosted By:
- IET Humber