We are delighted to share the full programme for the Connected Everything Festival 2021. This replaces our traditional conference. For more details go to our festival page.
| Date and time | Link to webinar and networking session | Webinar details |
| Monday 14th June 11:00-12:30 | Resilient Manufacturing, Dr Stefania Soldini | This webinar will be presented by Dr Stefania Soldini, Asst. Prof. at University of Liverpool and will focus on the feasibility study ‘Manufacturing of 3D-printed morphing origami solar sails for the next generation of CubeSats’. Join us after this session to network, view the posters and vote for the best poster of the Connected Everything Festival 2021. |
| Tuesday 15th June 11:00-12:30 | Industrial Internet of Things & Cyber Physical Production Systems, Dr Alexandra Brintrup | This webinar will be presented by Dr Alexandra Brintrup, Lecturer at University of Cambridge and will focus on the feasibility study ‘AgentChat: Feasibility of large-scale multi-agent based coordination for freight co-loading’. Join us after this session to network, view the posters and vote for the best poster of the Connected Everything Festival 2021. |
| Tuesday 15th June 15:00-15:45 | Career Connections, Prof Sarah Sharples | This webinar will be presented by Prof Sarah Sharples, University of Nottingham, and will focus on her career from student to Chief Scientific Advisor for the Department of Transport. |
| Wednesday 16th June 11:00-12:30 | Creative Manufacturing & Customisation, Dr. Anna Chatzimichali | This webinar will be presented by Dr Anna Chatzimichali, Senior Lecturer at UWE Bristol. The webinar will focus on the feasibility study ‘Embedded intelligent empathy in design’. Prof Duncan McFarlane will also be joining us for the Q&A panel. Join us after this session to network, view the posters and vote for the best poster of the Connected Everything Festival 2021. |
| Wednesday 16th June 14:00-15:00 | ECR Roundtable 2050 Horizon Scanning, Dr Fiona Charnley | As part of Connected Everything Network in Digital Manufacturing, we are hosting a series of Roundtable events to inform a Report on ‘Digital Manufacturing 2050’ later this year which will be used to influence future policy, industrial strategy and investment. The conversation will focus on 4 key areas: (1) Digital Support for Achieving Net Zero Manufacturing by 2050. (2) Industrial Digitalisation in 2050. (3) Digitalisation and The Manufacturing Workforce of the Future. (4) Digitally Enabled Manufacturing Resilience. |
| Thursday 17th June 11:00-12:30 | Future Industrial Worker, Dr Azfar Khalid | This webinar will be presented by Dr. Azfar Khalid, Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University and will focus on the feasibility study ‘Studying mental stress factors in occupational safety in the context of smart factory and COVID-19’. Dr Nik Watson, Dr Azfar Khalid, Greg Hilliard, PepsiCo. and Dr. Zohreh Zakeri will also be joining us for the Q&A panel. Following this session there will be a specific session on networking with Industry. Please join Susan Reiblein and Paul Clarke for this discussion and their insights. |
| Thursday 17th June 13:30-14:30 | Creating an Elevator Pitch for Research: Dr Zena Wood | This webinar will be presented by Dr Zena Wood (University of Exeter & Digitally Enhanced Advanced Services Network Plus) and will focus on how to design an elevator pitch for your research, that is suitable for a multi-disciplinary environment. Participants will gain practical skills in distilling their research for specific audiences to help get their key messages communicated. |
| Friday 18th June 11:00-12:30 | Data-driven Manufacturing & Regulation, Standards & Guidance, Dr Rami Bahsoon | This webinar will be presented by Dr Rami Bahsoon, Senior Lecturer at University of Birmingham and will focus on the feasibility study ‘Novel digital twins for compliance debts in smart manufacturing’. Dr Pete Green will also join us for the Q&A panel. Join us after this session to network to find out which poster has been voted best poster the Connected Everything Festival 2021. We will also be asking your views on next years event and share news on upcoming Connected Everything activities. |
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