PhD opportunities to advance Materials 4.0
The projects are being run by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Centre for Doctoral Training.
The projects are being run by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) Centre for Doctoral Training.
The Minerals Council South Africa reports a 24% reduction in fatalities in 2024 from the previous year.
Rio Tinto and Hydro are partnering to evaluate carbon capture technologies for use in aluminium electrolysis.
Women in Mining (WIM UK) and Teck Resources Limited will collaborate on ways to further support gender diversity within the mining sector.
Creep-resistant nickel alloy welding and approaches to nanosoldering are among the topics discussed in this latest issue.
The changes will allow for small modular reactors in the UK for the first time.
British Steel have ‘warmed’ to a multi-union to keep two blast furnaces open in Scunthorpe and save thousands of jobs – but say the UK Government must move on carbon costs.
European Federation of Corrosion President Tomáš Prošek discusses the EFC Approved Courses, global corrosion challenges, and the contribution of member societies like IOM3
Experts will form the UK's Quantum Strategic Advisory Board.
The UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) says its facility enhances materials characterisation, cell analysis and forensic activities.
In France, drilling has started for a new geothermal doublet in the Alfortville commune in Paris
Advancements in nanostructures for water treatment and phase change materials for thermal energy storage are the key topics explored in this latest issue.
German company Panacol has developed a UV adhesive specifically for foil lamination of organic (OPV) and perovskite-based (PSC) photovoltaic systems.
The Henry Royce Institute's position paper summarises how important a nationwide, coordinated approach is for the UK economy.
Europe's most advanced secure communications satellite across three frequency bands has been launched in the US.
IOM3 is calling for input on the UK Government's Plan for Change on infrastructure and economic growth.
IOM3 is calling for input on the UK Government's Plan for Change on infrastructure and economic growth. Take a look at the questions exploring the role of materials.
In this episode, we find out more about the Student & Early Career Group and IOM3 Awards & Prizes.
A joint study in Europe seeks to improve confidence in forecasts generated by artificial intelligence (AI) models.
Cobalt, lithium battery scrap, lead and zinc are among the 16 sources of minerals exempted in India's latest budget.