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Online
Getting Chartered (Online)
The evening will cover in detail the requirements for professional registration, mainly concentrating on CEng and IEng. Ideas on how to compile and produce the evidence of competences, focusing on the need for all to keep records. There will be a panel of engineers who have recently applied for /achieved CEng & IEng status to share their first-hand experiences and an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
- Speaker:
- Dr Khalid Khan
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 17th March 2026 @ 6:30 PM
- Venue:
- Online via Microsoft Teams
- Hosted By:
- IET North West Midlands
Online
The History of Text Messaging (Webinar)
Text Messaging was designed for mobile phones in the 1980s, however the history of interpersonal messaging goes back much further into history. This talk explores the various messaging technologies available before and around the 1980s and the events that led to the global phenomenon of mobile text messaging.
- Speaker:
- Kevin Holley - Industry Standards Director BT
- Date/Time:
- Wednesday 18th March 2026 @ 7:00 PM
- Venue:
- Online via Microsoft Teams
- Hosted By:
- IET Anglian Coastal
In-Person
Getting Chartered
The evening will cover in detail the requirements for professional registration, mainly concentrating on CEng and IEng. Ideas on how to compile and produce the evidence of competences, focusing on the need for all to keep records. There will be a panel of engineers who have recently applied for/achieved CEng & IEng status to share their first-hand experiences and an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
- Speaker:
- Dr. Khalid Khan
- Date/Time:
- Tuesday 17th March 2026 @ 6:00 PM
- Location:
- Lord Nelson Building William Bagnall Drive, Stafford, ST16 1WS
- Hosted By:
- IET North West Midlands
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