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Welcome to the Automotive Applications Division

Andrew HaggieAndrew Haggie

Andrew Haggie currently holds the position of Senior Manager of the Materials Engineering Department at JaguarLandRover and is based at the Engineering Centre at Gaydon, Warwickshire. He has responsibility for providing materials consultancy and laboratory test services to the whole company, but primarily focussed on new Product Development for all Jaguar and LandRover vehicles. This involves material selection, validation, competitor benchmarking, quality improvements and new technology evaluation and implementation.

Andrew graduated in Materials Science and Technology from Sheffield University in 1984, starting at Austin Rover, and worked on a wide variety of materials projects, which continued with the move to Jaguar in 1990. Now leading the combined team of JaguarLandRover materials engineers, he has extensive knowledge and understanding of automotive materials issues, requirements and challenges.

The broad and rich materials usage in modern motor vehicles and the multi-tiered supply base, encompasses perhaps the most technically diverse range of materials related topics and technologies, with ongoing challenges of lightweighting, material sustainability and alternative powertrains, to name but a few. As Chairman of the IOM3 Automotive Applications Board, and along with the board membership, Andrew has a strong commitment and passion for promoting materials in the automotive sector.

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News

Be behind the headlines!

Scientists and engineers can experience life in the heart of the newsroom by applying for a British Science Association 2012 Media Fellowship.
IOM3, 08 Feb 2012

Here comes the sun? 1st UK Solar to Fuel Symposium report

The 1st UK Solar to Fuel Symposium took place in London, UK, in January, to answer the question of whether we can harvest the sun’s rays and forego fossil fuels.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Feb 2012

WCARP-V

A date for your diaries: the Japanese Adhesion Society has announced the dates and venue for WCARP-V.
Adhesion & adhesives, 30 Jan 2012
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Features

Driving forward - materials solutions for future cars

electricity cable in shape of car outline
The push towards electric mobility presents carmakers with new challenges, creating a need for innovative materials and comprehensive solutions.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Feb 2012

Forming flexible foam

squeegee mop head
The introduction of nanoclay to polyurethane improves properties such as strength and stability in the resulting foam. Sara Tabandeh from Amirkabir University of Technology in Tehran, Iran, outlines studies into the synthesis process.
Materials World Magazine, 05 Feb 2012

Robotic control

yoghurt cartons on production line
The introduction of robotics is key to lowering production costs and increasing efficiency, yet the UK has been slow on the uptake. Keith Thornhill from Siemens outlines how centralised control is the next stage in packaging development.
Packaging Professional Magazine, 21 Jan 2012
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Events

35th Annual Meeting of the Adhesion Society

26 Feb 2012 - 29 Feb 2012, New Orleans, USA
Annual Meeting and Conference of the Adhesion Society Inc. to be held in New Orleans

Plastic Materials and Products

20 Mar 2012 - 21 Mar 2012, Shrewsbury, UK
Plastic Materials information for Product Designer/Developers

Polymers: Filling the Void

26 Mar 2012, Manchester, UK
Showcasing innovation in polymer science, technology and engineering
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The IOM3 member magazine

Materials World is specifically devoted to the engineering materials cycle, from mining and extraction, through processing and application, to recycling and recovery. Editorially, it embraces the whole spectrum of materials and minerals – metals, plastics, polymers, rubber, composites, ceramics and glasses – with particular emphasis on advanced technologies, latest developments and new applications, giving prominence to the topics that are of fundamental importance to those in industry.

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