Europe Region
Regional Chair- Dr Andy Storer
You can read details of Andy's policy statements for his time in position here.
Europe Region Chair Election Statement
Contact Email: europeanchair@imechenearyou.org
Regional Young Member Representative - Adam Lord
You can read details of Adam's policy statements for his time in position here.
Europe Region Young Member Rep Election Statement
Contact Email: europeanym@imechenearyou.org
If you are a young member in the Europe region and wish to be involved or learn more, do not hesitate to contact Adam on the "contact us" page.
We represent over 5000 Institution members across Europe, providing support and putting you in touch with what you need from the Institution.
We also work with other engineering institutions to raise the profile of engineering in this region – have a look at our events page for more details.
If you do not see your location listed and would like to arrange future events locally or to get involved as a volunteer, please contact the regional chair
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Event Type: Competition event
04 December 2020 15:00 to 18:00
Video Conference
The European SOFE Heat will count this year with participants from: Malta, Palestine, Scandinavia and Spain.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Professional development event
08 December 2020 19:30 to 20:30
On-Line
Introduction and discussion of CPD. More details to follow.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Technical lecture
11 December 2020 19:00 to 20:00
Remote Meeting
Shape memory alloys are special alloys that can be greatly deformed when cold but return to their “pre”-deformed shape when heated.
Commonly called “smart” materials, they represent an engineering marvel and are now widely used in different fields like aerospace, biomedical and oil & gas.
Industry: Aerospace materials and structures
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Event Type: Technical lecture
11 December 2020 19:00 to 20:00
Online
Remote Meeting from the IMechE Italy Group
Shape memory alloys are special alloys that can be greatly deformed when cold but return to their “pre”-deformed shape when heated. Commonly called “smart” materials, they represent an engineering marvel and are now widely used in different fields like aerospace, biomedical and oil & gas.
Industry: Aerospace materials and structures