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SUMMARY:Course: Risk Assessment in Innovation Projects
DESCRIPTION:The EIT RawMaterials Academy is offering training on Risk Assessment in Innovation Projects. This will serve to improve EIT RawMaterials funded education and upscaling projects through better management of project risks\, achieved by increased risk management capabilities of those managing and delivering the projects. \nObjectives \nAfter the training session\, trainees will: \n– Understand the importance of managing the risk of their project \n– Learn to identify\, assess and develop measures to manage the risks of their project \n– Learn to manage project risks by putting in place effective controls. \n– Understand how risk management activities fit in with the normal running of a project. \nTarget Audience \n– Researchers dealing with Upscaling projects \n– Researchers dealing with Education projects \n– Project Managers \n– KIC staff \nThe first edition of this two-day course will be run from 25 to 27 November. Subject to demand\, a second edition will be run from 27 to 29 November. \nFor further details\, please download the event schedule. You can reserve your place here.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/course-risk-assessment-in-innovation-projects/
LOCATION:EIT RawMaterials HQ\, Europa Center\, Tauentzienstr. 11\, Berlin\, 10789\, Germany
CATEGORIES:EIT RawMaterials HQ
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SUMMARY:Short Course - An Introduction to Automated Mineralogy/ Automated Materials Characterization
DESCRIPTION:“Automated Materials Characterization” / “Automated Mineralogy” is an analytical technique based on scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image analysis coupled with energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS). \nThis analysis method includes analytical systems such as the Mineral Liberation Analyzer (MLA)\, the QEMSCAN (Quantitative Evaluation of Minerals by Scanning Electron Microscopy) and others. With this analytical technique\, almost every kind of solid material can be analyzed\, regardless of whether the material is of natural or artificial origin. Examples for such materials are ores\, rocks\, minerals\, processing products\, recycling materials\, environmentally relevant materials\, metals\, alloys\, building materials\, special glasses\, and many more. By using “Automated Materials Characterization” technique you have the possibility to characterize your materials accurately\, to detect and reduce materials losses\, and to evaluate and optimize your processes. As a consequence\, this can save you process costs\, energy costs\, and production costs. \nThe course has the following objectives and outcomes:\n•History and fields of application of “Automated Materials Characterization”\n•Structure and outcomes of MLA and QEMSCAN software\n•Evaluation and value of results parameters \nCourse contents\n•Module 1: Introduction into “Automated Materials Characterization” / “Automated Mineralogy”\n•Module 2: Introduction into Mineral Liberation Analyzer (MLA) and QEMSCAN (Quantitative Evaluation of Minerals by Scanning Electron Microscopy)\n•Module 3: MLA Lab Session\n•Module 4: Data Processing and Analysis Results\n•Module 5: Practical Sessions \nFormat\nThe course is a combination of classroom lectures\, an MLA lab session and practical sessions. \nRequirements\nFor Module 5 (Practical Sessions)\, a laptop would be required. The required software will be given by the lecturers. \nFor registration\, agenda and more details\, please click here.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/short-course-an-introduction-to-automated-mineralogy-automated-materials-characterization/
LOCATION:TU Bergakademie Freiberg\, Akademiestraße 6\, Freiberg\, 09599\, Germany
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SUMMARY:RawMaterials University Day 2019 in Freiberg
DESCRIPTION:Students will have a chance to choose which activities they would like to participate in\, giving them a perspective and a challenge to pursue a career in the raw materials sector. The main theme is: without mineral resources\, most of the products we buy will not be available and modern life would not be possible. \nThere will be an opportunity to learn about:  \n\nFuture requirements for raw materials professionals\nDigitalization and automation of the raw materials industry\nE-mobility\nVR/AR\nMegatrends in the industry\n\nFollowing a short opening presentation on the vast diversity of mineral use in everyday life\, students can choose between three different excursions that will provide a journey through the rich history of Freiberg exploring how raw materials contributed to the progress of the city: \n\nSite visit: Terra Mineralia (one of the biggest mineral collections in the world with over 3.500 minerals\, gemstones and meteorites from five continents presented in the historical setting of the Freudenstein castle)\nSite visit: Reiche Zeche\, historic silver mine with a guided tour\nSite visit: Virtual Reality (VR) and Advanced Robotics\, X-SITE – 50 Mega Pixel VR-CAVE\n\nFollowing this\, they will return to the TUBAF Faculty for interactive sessions to learn about:  \n\nThe history\, heritage and challenges humanity will face trying to meet the raw material needs of the future\nThe innovations and megatrends of the raw materials economy\nExciting challenges to tackle in the industry\nWhat to expect when deciding to pursue a career in this field
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/rawmaterials-university-day-2019-in-freiberg/
LOCATION:TU Bergakademie Freiberg\, Akademiestraße 6\, Freiberg\, 09599\, Germany
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SUMMARY:Workshop on “Recycled Carbon Fibres for high value composites”
DESCRIPTION:The workshop aims to encourage effective communication among the companies of the value chain. The last developments and innovations on recycled carbon fibres will be showed by important companies in the sector. The presentations will be focused on recycled carbon fibre properties\, composite material transformation processes\, equipment and applications. \nStrategic speeches will be held by two leaders in the field of recycled carbon fibres at global level: Mr Torsten MÜLLER (Fraunhofer ICT)\, who will focus on the transportation field\, and Mr. Frazer Barnes (ELG Carbon Fibre)\, who will contextualize the role of recycling in the development of the carbon fibre industry. \nThe workshop is part of the dissemination activities of the REVALUE project – “REcycledcarbon fibres for high-VALUE composites”. \nPlease find the full program here and registration here.
URL:https://old.eitrawmaterials.eu/events/workshop-on-recycled-carbon-fibres-for-high-value-composites/
LOCATION:Palazzo Granafei-Nervegna\, Via Duomo 20\, Brindisi\, Italy
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