UK Molecular Engineering Lab to Host Open Day

Molecular engineering underpins a wealth of existing and new products - from soap to solar cells. To this end, The N8 Molecular Engineering Translational Research Centre or METRC will be holding an open day on June 9, at Sheffield.

METRC is a virtual lab pooling expertise from leading research centres across Universities in the North of England. Our focus is on soft nanotechnology and its applications in UK industry. Together, we deliver the strategic R&D services needed to drive the research agenda and stimulate economic growth.

METRC makes it possible for academic and industry researchers to work alongside each other to deliver research into innovative new projects. Our combined strength means we can tackle challenges and capitalise on opportunities beyond the scope of any one partner.

Programme

  • Hear about the collaborative projects we are funding with industry
  • Find out about our future funding calls and how you can access these
  • Hear about successful examples of innovation across our market sectors
  • An opportunity to discuss project ideas with our dedicated knowledge transfer team

Speakers

  • Carl Clayton - Head of Global Technology Sourcing, Reckitt Benckiser
  • Dale Athey - CEO, Orla Protein Technologies
  • Tom Taylor - Director, Printable Electronics Technology Centre (PETEC)
  • Christian Inglis - Technologist, Technology Strategy Board (TSB)
  • Ian Smith - N8 Research Partnership

Schedule

The event will start at 9.30am and will finish with a lunchtime networking session and opportunities to meet our knowledge transfer team.

Registration

This event is free to attend, but attendees must pre-register (PDF).

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