Previous Event Slides

We want the insights and research presented at our events to be accessible to a larger audience than just those who are able to attend so we’ve gathered the slides from previous events here for you to reflect on at a timeline that works for you.

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UK Metamaterials Network Conference 2023 (Wotton House, 11th – 15th June 2023)

Tom Allen, Manchester Metropolitan University – ”Metamaterials for Health: Introduction’

Calum Williams, University of Cambridge – ‘Metamaterials for Health’

Olly Duncan, Manchester Metropolitan University – ‘Metamaterials for Healthy Living’

Marc Douglas, World Rugby – ‘Player Welfare’

 

Simon Pope, University of Sheffield – ‘Metamaterials for Space: Introduction’

Mauro Augelli, UK Space Agency – ‘Metamaterials in Space: Exploring the UK Landscape, Challenges, Opportunities, and Perspectives’

Neelam Mughal, Innovate UK – ‘UK civil space technology roadmap and the opportunities and challenges for materials’

Themos Kallos, META® – ‘Design and Manufacturing of Transparent Antennas for Satellite Communications’

Matthew Santer, Imperial College London – ‘Structural Metamaterials for frequency control and vibration mitigation during launch’

Will Whittow, Loughborough University – ‘Metamaterial antennas challenges and opportunities for space applications’

Kai Sun, University of Southampton – ‘Metamaterials for spacecraft thermal control’

Sebastian Schulz, University of St Andrews – ‘Metamaterials for optical communication and imaging, opportunities and challenges’

 

Zaffie Cox, EPSRC – ‘Environmentally Sustainable Materials’

Raphaëlle Haywood, University of Exeter – ‘Tackling global issues as an academic’

Otto Muskens, University of Southampton – ‘Thermochromics and phase-change technologies for sustainable photonics’

Katie Shanks, University of Exeter – ‘Opportunities for metamaterials in optics for solar energy’

Deborah Greaves, University of Plymouth – ‘Metamaterials for Wave Energy Harvesting’

Iris Nandhakumar, University of Southampton – ‘Heat transport in 3D nanostructured metamaterials’

Robert Hicken, University of Exeter – ‘Non-volatile magnetic components for low-loss electronics and photonics’

 

Bruno Reynolds, Oxentia – ‘Pathways into commercialising research’

Paul Alderton, Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) – ‘DASA – Funding Innovation’

Sandy Fisher John, Ploughshare – ‘Ploughshare – Commercialisation for Impact’