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Welcome to the London Materials Society

The London Materials Society (LMS) is a local society of the Institute of Materials, Minerals & Mining. The society meets regularly to discuss every aspect of Materials from Ice Cream manufacture to the recent nanotechnology developments! All events, usually held at the Institute's headquarters at 1 Carlton House Terrace, start at 6.30 pm (unless otherwise stated) with tea and biscuits provided from 6 pm and mostly end with a light buffet. They are open to the public and free of charge. (Programme for 2010-2011 session) 

 

The LMS also hosts the London regional heats for the Young Persons’ Lecture Competition. If you are under 28 and would like to take part in the Lecture Competition (usually held in February) you can download the Rules and Regulation and the Entry form. The Society also coordinates the June Wilson Award. This is an endowment from Professor Larry Hench in commemoration of his late wife’s achievements in biomedical materials research. The Annual Schools Event (held in June every year) is aimed at school children from the age of 14 years and upwards and is designed to allow teachers and school children to cover aspects of the science/technology school curriculum and to interact with materials experts from London based Universities. 

 

If you are a new member of IOM3 and live in the London area and would like to receive e-mails of notification of lectures, or added to the mailing list to receive information please e-mail priya.pavan@gmail.com.

Events

CASC Summer School on Ceramics

14 Sep 2010 - 16 Sep 2010, London, UK
Various technical, hands-on tutorials run by the Centre for Advanced Structural Ceramics
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News

Connecting research with creativity

adult planting "tree" in child's hand (creative thinking)
A concept designed to help academics integrate creative thinking into their research more easily has been introduced by the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Creativity@home involves bringing professional facilitators into research meetings to achieve objectives and free senior academics from chairing the sessions themselves.
Materials World Magazine, 03 Sep 2010

Winners announced for 'Refreshing Design' award

The 2010 Design Innovation in Plastics competition challenged student designers and design engineers to create a product that addressed economic and environmental concerns yet was innovative and ‘refreshing’.
Polymers, 12 Jul 2010
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