Current and Future Events
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Event Type: Technical lecture
21 April 2026 18:00 to 19:30
LT5 The Diamond - Sheffield
This presentation takes a practical look at how understanding Intellectual Property (IP) and having a good IP strategy can reap huge benefits for a business.
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Technical visit
22 April 2026 13:00 to 16:00
Oldham Waste Water Treatment Works - Chadderton
This site visit to Oldham Wastewater Treatment Works will explain how the wastewater coming from the urban areas is treated in a Wastewater treatment site.
The visit will begin with a safety induction to ensure that all delegates are aware of key safety considerations when on a treatment site. This will be followed by a concise introduction to the wastewater treatment process, providing essential context before the tour.
Industry: Process Industries
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Event Type: Talk or debate
23 April 2026 12:00 to 13:00
Webinar
Standards are crucial to adaptation to climate change. John Dora, who plays a central role in their development, will discuss the evolving landscape starting with the ISO 14090 “framework” and 'family' of standards it spawns. This will be followed by developments on structural Eurocodes; CEN/ CENELEC work on guidance for standards' users and writers; BS8631 and the Adaptation Pathways concept for dealing with uncertainty; PAS 3090 for Infrastructure Systems; and the Rapid AP Assessment concept
Industry: Process Industries
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Event Type: Competition event
27 April 2026 09:00 to 17:00
University of Leeds - Leeds
Demonstrate your presentation skills and competency in public speaking, by competing against other Young Members from across the Yorkshire Region, with cash prizes up for grabs!
Industry: Cross-sector
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Event Type: Talk or debate
19 May 2026 12:00 to 13:30
Webinar
The Food and Drink Sector is vital to the UK economy comprising 17% of total UK manufacturing turnover, making it a target for those with malevolent intent. From ransomware to interference in essential infrastructure, cyberattacks are affecting the industrial control systems that sit at the heart of our industry.
Industry: Process Industries