‘World Corrosion Awareness Day’ a University of Manchester / ICorr NW Joint Event

Wed Apr 24 2024 at 12:30 pm to 04:30 pm

The University of Manchester | Manchester

ICorr NW Branch \/ Young ICorr
Publisher/HostICorr NW Branch / Young ICorr
\u2018World Corrosion Awareness Day\u2019 a  University of Manchester  \/ ICorr NW   Joint Event
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Join us at the University of Manchester for a day dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of corrosion worldwide!
About this Event

To celebrate World Corrosion Awareness Day, the Institute of Corrosion Northwest Branch is holding a joint event with the University of Manchester. The event will comprise of an afternoon of the following exciting and varied presentations from University of Manchester and industry speakers:

The Role of Organophosphates in Corrosion Inhibition, K Brook (University of Manchester)
With a background in the coatings industry, Kathy will present post-graduate research on this innovative area of corrosion prevention.

Cathodic Protection of Wind Turbine Monopiles – Internal and External Issues, David Buxton (Intertek CAPCIS)
David Buxton is a Corrosion Consultant who has spent over 30 years working in cathodic protection and stray current corrosion control. David completed a PhD at the Corrosion Centre (UMIST/University of Manchester) and has been at Intertek CAPCIS for 20+ years undertaking both onshore and offshore cathodic protection related investigations, testing and assessments. He will outline issues associated with cathodic protection in the emerging area of renewable energy.
Quff: An Innovation in Quantum Computer Programming, Christopher Wright (University of Manchester)
Christoper will present on this new programming language, developed for the fast-moving field of quantum software engineering. Quff is a high-level, dynamically-typed programming language focused on simple yet effective hybrid programme development.
My Corrosion Journey: Dr Jane Lomas (ICorr / Amtec Consultants Limited)
The talk will cover some aspects of the working life of a corrosion engineer and the role that ICorr has played in Jane’s corrosion journey. Whilst obtaining a BSc in Biochemistry, an interest in the problems with corrosion of metal hip joint replacements made an MSc in Corrosion seem a logical next step. This led on to the establishment of an independent corrosion consultancy and jobs ranging from beer cans to aeroplanes; bulk carriers to battleships; building and factory corrosion issues to corrosion of classic cars, church windows and Blackpool Tower.

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, United Kingdom

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