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This years' UK Magnetics Society Ewing Event is on "Magnetics in Remote Environments". The lectures and dinner are being held at the National Space Centre on 9th December 2015, and we have talks from Vacuumschmelze, Bartington Instruments and the British Antarctic Survey.
The talks will include
*The scientific and engineering challenges of making ground-based and airborne geomagnetic measurements in Antarctica, and the space physics/space weather applications of these.
*Examining the engines of Solar Impulse 2, the round the world solar aircraft, especially the novel treatment of the magnets and the lamination stacks to reduce power losses;
*Measurement and control in deep sea drilling;
*Space gradiometers for space-based applications.
This year's event is sponsored by Vacuumschmelze, and includes the afternoon's lectures, free time in the National Space Centre museum, and an evening reception and semi-formal dinner, so there will be plenty of opportunities for networking, as well as the presentation of the Society's Lifetime Contribution to Magnetics Award, and the Denis Hadfield award for the best post-grad conference report.
You can find more information on the event webpage (http://ukmagsoc.org/events/29th-ewing-event-magnetics-in-remote-environments/)
, where you can also register at the bottom of the page to attend the lectures, the dinner or both. Alternatively, please contact [log in to unmask]
if you would like to register for a group discount.
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