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The use of electronic devices in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, defence, energy, and renewables is widespread, and the expectation for them to operate effectively and over the long-term in harsh environments intensifies.
The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) continues to pioneer new test methods that help manufacturers and designers understand performance and, therefore, help mitigate costly and reputational damages.
In line with this, NPL’s Electronic Materials Group is determining its research programme for the next three years and is inviting the industry to join the discussion to influence research priorities and project parameters to best fit the industry’s requirements.
Presented by Senior Research Scientist Martin Wickham, the webinar will share the Electronic Materials Group’s vision with details of its proposed new project portfolio and capabilities.
The webinar will be held on 22 June 2021 at 14:30 BST.
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