Nanoscale manufacturing research for societal benefits

LSBU are proud to present this inaugural lecture by Professor Saurav Goel as part of our public lecture series for 2023-24.

Our Public Lecture Series serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, insights, and ideas that resonate with a diverse audience, including our esteemed staff, students, and members of the public.

Our lectures are open to all LSBU Group staff & students as well as to members of the public and are free of charge. They are taking place in person and will be recorded. They are not being live streamed at present.

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Description:

Micro/nano scale manufacturing is ubiquitous to many day-to-day applications we see in life, particularly to save materials, space and power consumption, improved system’s overall efficiency and ease of transportation.

At the epicenter of miniaturization, lies the role of manufacturing and materials but our understanding about the interconnect between the two especially at sub-micron scale is very limited.

The area of nanoscale manufacturing research with focus on societal applications is now expanding itself across sectors spanning from healthcare, space, transport and many others.

The talks surveys these applications and discusses how sustainable future goes via this learning.

Biography:

Renowned for Internationally-leading manufacturing research, Professor Goel is one of the youngest Professor of the London South Bank University based in the United Kingdom. He is among top 2% scientist in his domain of expertise. Prof Goel is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mines (IoM3), UK.

He serves as an Associate Editor for the Q1 Manufacturing Journal, Journal of Manufacturing Processes. He has published over 130 Journal publications in prestigious Journals. His cumulative research income exceeds £10M including UK Government, Catapults and Industry sources. He has been a Visiting Professor at prestigious Universities across the globe and has worked on several partnership projects Internationally with countries such as France, South Africa, China and India.

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5.45pm – Arrival & registration

6pm – Welcome & introduction

6.05pm – Inaugural lecture: Nanoscale manufacturing research for societal benefits

7pm – Closing remarks

7.15pm – Networking & refreshments

8pm - Close

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