Skip to main content

Events

UPCOMING EVENTS

2024 calander currently being planned


   

 

OTHER INSTITUTIONS EVENTS


I

Dear Members and Friends,
                                                 

Our next lecture is from Prof Sean Paling about the experiments down Boulby Potash Mine.

Here is an extended abstract that wouldn't fit on the poster!!

Astronomers and physicists are convinced there is much more out in space than meets the eye.  As well as the stars & galaxies we can see on a clear night, observations suggest there is much more matter out there that we cannot see.  This is known as 'DARK MATTER' - the missing mass in the universe - and the race is on in the world science community to find out exactly what it is. 
For more than two decades UK and international astrophysicists have been operating experiments in a dedicated 'low background' facility, 1100m below ground at Boulby salt and Polyhalite mine in the North East of England. The Boulby scientists are trying to be the first to prove (or disprove) the favoured theory that Dark Matter is particles: as yet undetected subatomic particles all around us, each weighing just a small amount but together accounting for most of the mass of the Universe.
The search for Dark Matter at Boulby continues and is intensifying, with exciting new projects expecting to begin at the facility in the coming few years. In the meantime the range of science areas looking for the special properties of a facility like Boulby Underground is growing, including projects ranging from studies of geology and geophysics, Earth and environmental sciences, life in extreme environments on Earth and the development of technologies for looking for life beyond Earth.
This talk will give an overview of the Boulby Deep Underground Science Facility, the Dark Matter search experiments hosted and the new areas of deep underground science underway or emerging. The talk is open to all - no prior expertise in astrophysics or deep underground science is required...

Webex link for those unable to attend in person:-

CIE Lectures is inviting you to a scheduled Webex meeting.

Tuesday, 05 December 2023

18:00  |  (UTC+00:00) Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London  |  2 hrs

Join meeting

Venue is the STEM Centre at Middlesbrough College, Dock St, Middlesbrough, TS2 1AD.  Please park in the Visitors' Car Park.  No permits are needed at this time of day. 

Click here to view Middlesbrough College on Google Maps

Blue arrows on map shown below

Access is via Queens Square, Cleveland St, and Lower East St.  Please follow signs for Visitors' Car Park.  See map below.

Slides from the November lecture "Collaboration and Innovation to achieve net zero  " by Hallam Wheatley of Glass Futures, can be viewed here -->   IOM3 | Cleveland Institution of Engineers (CIE)

 

LinkedIn - The CIE have a group on LinkedIn.  If you are on there, please join our group and help to promote our activities to the LinkedIn community.
---->     https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4357142/            

Website :-  http://www.iom3.org/cleveland-institution-engineers    

     Twitter:-  @The_CIE         Facebook:-  Cleveland Institution of Engineers


   

supporting the


More details at - https://www.iom3.org/group/coventry-warwickshire-materials-society-cwms/meeting.html?id=7E6F6E9F-9762-4175-B025D91B4F509008


 

Businesses and charities are being urged to strengthen their cyber security practices now as new figures show the frequency of cyber attacks is increasing. Almost one in three businesses (31 per cent) and a quarter (26 per cent) of charities suffering attacks said they now experience breaches or attacks at least once a week.

The North East Regional Cyber Crime Unit (NERCCU) in partnership with Cleveland Police, Durham Constabulary and Northumbria Police offer a range of products and services we offer to help you increase your cyber resilience.

Products and services are available for all businesses from start-ups to multinational.

Join us to find out more about these services and how they can help you.

cyberandeconomic.threatdesk@nersou.police.uk


  Stokesley Engineers

Meetings 3rd Thursday of the month in the Town Hall (Brunton Room) from 7.30pm

Contact:-  Peter Robinson    pete@peterrobinson1.plus.com 

 


 

Monday 11 December 2023 at 7.30 pm
Art within the Steel Industry


Venue:- St. Mary’s Centre, Corporation Road, Middlesbrough.
Speaker:- Philip Boville

Since 1973, the Teesside Steel Industry has been my inspiration for many of my paintings. The 27ft long Lackenby Medical Centre Mural, is one of my better-known works. My talk will take you on a unique journey through the eyes of an artist and technician who worked in the steel industry for just over 40 years. Today I use digital animation to bring another dimension to my work. Using this approach, you will see an example of how this medium has the potential to describe our heritage in a way never seen before.
Zoom Meeting ID: 871 1117 7704 Passcode: 648044

Website:  http://cias-teesside.uk/lecture-programme/



Website :  https://events.iop.org/search/events?keys=North-East 


 

Website :-  https://www.ice.org.uk/near-you/uk/north-east
Contacts: Paula McMahon e: paula.mcmahon@srm.com 
                       Dan Hawxwell e: dan_hawxwell@hotmail.co.uk


 

Website :-  http://mininginstitute.org.uk/

Events Page :-  https://mininginstitute.org.uk/neimme-lectures/ 



Event Type: Social event
07 December 2023 18:30 to 20:30
Priory Street Centre - York
Felix Schmid explains how some of the world’s most challenging places have been conquered by rail engineers. Engineering and travelogue combined.

Click --> Challenging gravity, steep railways  for further details


Please look at -->  About the North Eastern Region - Institution of Mechanical Engineers (imeche.org)

Website --> http://nearyou.imeche.org/near-you/UK/North-Eastern



Colin Galbraith Programme Secretary TWI Teesside Branch m: 07850 881 311
Please look at -->  

 http://www.theweldinginstitute.com/member-benefits/branches/teesside-branch/