The MIDAS team attended NuMat 2024 in Singapore, connecting with global experts in nuclear materials research. Highlights included engaging flash talks, networking opportunities, and discussions on nuclear energy’s future in Southeast Asia. The team also explored Singapore’s vibrant food scene and cultural landmarks.
Read MoreThe MIDAS EDIA team has introduced an Action Plan Pamphlet aimed at fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment. The plan outlines initiatives to enhance integration, accessibility, and collaboration across the program.
Read MoreThe MIDAS Annual Progress Meeting was held on September 16th and 17th, 2024, at the Royce Hub, bringing together attendees from partner institutions and industry organizations. The event included presentations, discussions, and interactive sessions, fostering collaboration and setting the stage for future innovations in nuclear materials research.
Read MoreIn December, MIDAS joined the Para Lab collective at Rogue Studios, where scientists and artists showcased the outcomes of their collaborative projects. This event marked the culmination of long-term partnerships formed through earlier workshops, with more exciting collaborations on the horizon.
Read MoreThe MIDAS research team held a two-day meeting on June 24th and 25th at the Henry Royce Institute, bringing together members from top institutions and industry partners. The event facilitated key discussions and networking opportunities, setting the stage for future collaboration and progress.
Read MoreDuring the University of Manchester's Bicentenary celebrations, the MIDAS team engaged the public with hands-on demonstrations of zirconium’s role in nuclear reactors. Over 600 attendees explored atomic structures, interacted with real zirconium, and learned how MIDAS research aims to improve its performance.
Read MoreThis interactive poster session brought researchers from the MIDAS and Fuels groups who showcased a diverse array of projects. This gathering fostered an exchange of ideas and collaborative spirit through constructive dialogues and feedback
Read MoreIn March, the MIDAS team engaged audiences in British Science Week 2024. Through interactive demonstrations, attendees explored some of the intricacies of nuclear materials within our research.
Read MoreAll members of the MIDAS community should always be treated equally, with respect and decency. We are fostering an accessible and inclusive environment where all are treated fairly and with integrity, in which everyone can thrive and succeed. We are passionate about collaborative research that develops our members in pursuit of furthering our knowledge in materials science.
Read MoreWatch Ömer explain his PhD thesis, “Irradiation induced microstructure evolution in Nb-containing/free Zr alloys” in four minutes or less!
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