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Wednesday 10th July - Track 1:
Wednesday 10th July - Track 2:
The UK is home to a number of leading technical ceramic manufacturers, research institutes and Universities. Over the last decade the ceramic industry has been experiencing significant growth with record levels of exports being achieved. The Financial Times reported last year that some ‘UK manufacturers have secured nine consecutive years of double-digit growth’. Industry leaders in the UK have played a key role in successfully developing the next generation of technical ceramics.
This session will provide an overview of the ceramic industry in the UK, along with leading insights into how UK technology partnerships and innovations are impacting the global growth of the technical ceramic industry.
Dr Andy Wynn,
Managing Director,
TTIP Consulting
Tony Kinsella,
Chief Executive,
Lucideon
Laura Cohen,
Chief Executive,
British Ceramic Confederation
Alan McLelland,
Director – AMRC-NAMTEC / Interim Operations Director,
Nuclear AMRC
One of the biggest challenges faced by ceramic manufactures is fluctuating energy costs and ensuring manufacturing efficiency in the pursuit of carbon reduction.
This session will review some of the latest low-carbon manufacturing technologies along with new energy processes which can lead to cost reduction and manufacturing efficiency.
Andrew McDermott,
Technical Director,
British Ceramic Confederation
ENrG Inc. in collaboration with Corning have developed an ultra-thin, flexible ceramic ribbon offering a new substrate choice for product developers. Flexible, strong and able to withstand extreme stress, this high-temperature ceramic is able to play a key role in a number of applications areas. This session will examine the unique benefits offered by this flexible ceramic product.
Michael Badding,
Senior Research Associate, Crystalline Materials Research,
Corning Incoporated
The UK’s Faraday Battery Challenge is supporting a range of research, technology and industrialisation programmes to advance the development and deployment of electrochemical energy storage. This session will take the form of short presentations, followed by a panel discussion, with representatives from industry and academia. Giving an overview of some of the activities supported by The Faraday Challenge and providing a forum for discussion of battery technologies.
Paul Shearing,
Professor - Chemical Engineering,
Faraday Institution
David Pearmain,
Business Manager, Flash Sintering,
Lucideon
Robert Suesse,
Director Business Development,
IBU-tec advanced materials AG
Kyoceras unique ceramic technology enables flexibility in producing three dimensional cooling structures for the automotive industry. By using high thermal conductivity materials and customized designs, heat exchangers and heat sinks can be made according to the needs of automotive engineers .
Adarsh Sagar,
Business Development Manager,
Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH
Additive Manufacturing (AM) is completely re-shaping and disrupting how ceramic materials are used in a range of applications. As material challenges associated with AM are improving, a range of industries from automotive to aerospace, healthcare to tele-communications are benefitting. This session will review a number of AM technologies and processes for a range of applications.
Tom Wasley,
Senior Research Engineer,
Manufacturing Technology Centre
Hanifeh Zarezadeh,
3D Application Manager,
Photocentric Ltd
Richard White,
Principal Consultant, Materials,
Lucideon
Dr. Alisa Stratulat,
Applications Development Engineer – Advanced Materials,
Carl Zeiss Microscopy
A facilitated session between the most talented young ceramists from academia and industry in the UK. The UK Chapter of the American Ceramics Society, alongside Ceramics UK, is providing the platform for PhD students and early career researchers to communicate their work and ideas to industry representatives. All speakers in this session have been nominated by the ceramic community in the UK.
William Rowlands,
Research Engineer in Additive Manufacturing,
MTC
Wirat Lerdprom,
Technical Consultant for Ceramics - Field Assisted Sintering,
Lucideon
Steph Thornber,
Ceramics Wasteform Researcher,
The National Nuclear Laboratory
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Thursday 11th July - Track 1:
Thursday 11th July - Track 2:
60 industry partners brought together by Ceramics Applications, including raw material and equipment suppliers and component manufactures from Germany, Europe, United States, India and Japan present the latest thought-leadership and innovations within technical ceramic’s.
Karin Scharrer,
Editor in Chief,
Ceramic Applications
Resodyn Europe, presents innovative ResonantAcoustic® Mixing (RAM) technology. Virtually any materials including ceramic, battery and composites process faster, better, cleaner, and more profitably with RAM technology. Using sound energy to generate up to 100 g of acceleration, RAM processes composite, nano, and speciality materials with greater uniformity of dispersion, more consistent product quality and order of magnitude speed improvement. All of these functions are delivered using the same, single RAM technology platform. RAM\'s innovative technology delivers exceptional paybacks with materials from nano-powders to liquids to ultra-high viscosity pastes.
Andrew DePadey,
Sales Engineer,
Resodyn Europe
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