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Go Green in the City 2019 - Schneider Electric Competition Promotion

Bring your green ideas to life! Schneider Electric is leading the  Digital Transformation   in  Energy Management  and  Automation . They are always on the lookout for bold ideas that can shape the future of our industries and their company.   The Go Green in the City challenge  is now entering its 9th year running and   the2019 edition  is going to be even   bigger, better and bolder!  They are looking for students like you from around the world who are willing to put their skills and ideas to the test. Solve  one of four real-life case challenges   within energy management or submit   your bold idea   for efficient energy management in a city environment. Check the link for more information on how to get involved.

Career Insights Day – Thursday 28th March 4 – 6 pm at 38 Mappin Street

Deciding which kind of job you want can be difficult, so the Careers Service are bringing together professionals from a range of industries in one informal networking event to showcase different career occupations and to highlight the routes that you could take from your degree subject to your new career. Come along to meet representatives working in the following sectors: Creative Charity Environment & Conservation Education & Research Digital Science & Health You can drop into the event at any time, and do not need to stay for the entire duration of the event. If you’re nervous of networking, Careers Service staff will be there to provide support and guidance. Look on Careers Connect to find out more about the confirmed participants and to book a place:

PhD/EngD project available with AMRC and The University of Sheffield - "Investigating the interactions of metalworking fluids and its additives with aerospace alloys."

An industrially funded PhD/EngD project is available with the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre and The University of Sheffield - "Investigating the interactions of metalworking fluids and its additives with aerospace alloys." The project is funded by Italmatch Chemicals, a leading innovative Chemical Group, specialising in Performance Additives. A research programme working in partnership with Italmatch offers a unique opportunity to collaborate with a primary constituent supplier who can offer insight into cutting performance and fluid chemistry alongside possible future career opportunities. The cutting fluid is an important, and much overlooked part, of machining. Additives, manufactured by Italmatch, are used in the fluid but often it is not clear why and how certain additives increase performance and fluid life. We need to understand the interactions of MWF additives with materials and surfaces within the cutting zone. Better tool life and surface quality

Alien life could be found in solar systems where stars have been pushed together, according to new research

Bethany Wootton, the lead author of this article , is now working as a physics outreach intern at the University of York.  Planetary systems can be harsh environments in their early history. The young worlds orbit suns in stellar nurseries, clusters of stars where violent encounters are commonplace. None of this makes it easy for life to get going, but now astronomers at the  University of Sheffield  find one positive of this tumultuous period. A model developed by undergraduate student Bethany Wootton and Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow Dr Richard Parker looks at how the habitable zone – the region around a star where the temperature allows liquid water to exist – changes around pairs of stars, so-called binary systems. The two scientists discovered that an encounter with a passing third star may squeeze the binary pair together, expanding the habitable zone in the process. Their results appear in a new paper in the journal  Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Soc

Penultimate Year Students: Graduate Opportunity with Capital One

If you’ve not heard of them, Capital One is a tech company. A tech company that does credit cards. They’re making finance simpler, more creative and more human. As it turns out, they’re looking for people just like you to join them in Nottingham. Yep, you’re in demand. Those analytical skills you've built up during your studies will definitely come in handy. So what’s up for grabs? Graduate opportunities Graduate Data Analyst Programme Graduate Analytics & Consulting Programme Internship opportunities Data Science Summer Internship Software Academy Summer Internship Software Engineering Placement Business Analytics & Consulting Summer Internship Intrigued? Their opportunities are the real deal. You’ll be thrown straight into the action, working on projects that really help Capital One to humanise finance. The proof? They’ve been named one of the ‘Best Places to Work in the UK’ by Glassdoor. Plus, they’ve got a starting salary (and signing on bonus)

Rethink Energy Conference - Manchester Energy and Environment Society - Saturday 23 March 2019

The Rethink Energy Conference will take place on 23rd March 2019 from 9am to 4pm. The conference is a student-led initiative, providing talks by esteemed professionals from the Dalton Nuclear Institute, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change and various other industries. The event would also provide attendees the opportunity to network with industry professionals and academics in the renewable energy and environment industries. This year, we have speakers from: -         The Dalton Nuclear Institute -         The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change -         Q-Bots -         Tarmac -         SLR Consulting -         The University of Manchester School of Chemical Engineering -         The University of Manchester Photon Science Institute There will also be several other groups and companies, with stalls showcasing their work, products and careers opportunities. The ticket prices are as follows: Early bird tickets:  £4.00 (there are only 3 of these left!)