RAMS 2023 – University of Lincoln

RAMS provides a national platform for the Recent Appointees in Materials Science across academia and industry to share experiences and create a collaborative network

Important Dates

Oral/Poster abstract submission is now closed.
Registrations are now closed. Please contact us directly if you wish to attend the meeting.
RAMS Meeting: 11th-12th September 2023


Abstract Submission

Download the RAMS2023 Abstract template and send your abstract (1 page limit) to RAMS2023@lincoln.ac.uk. Abstract submission is now open.

Ph.D. students are strongly encouraged to submit abstracts for posters.
Prizes for best posters (kindly organised by our sponsors) are planned as below:
Materials Horizons: £100 Poster prize – 1st place
Journal of Materials Chemistry A, B and C: £100 Poster prize – 2nd place
Materials Advances: £100 Poster prize – 3rd place
Molecular Systems Design & Engineering: £100 Poster prize – 4th place
Asynt: £50 Poster prize – 5th place

For more details, please contact us on RAMS2023@lincoln.ac.uk or directly to Dr Souvik Roy (sroy@lincoln.ac.uk) or Dr Filipe Marques Mota (fmarquesmota@lincoln.ac.uk).


Registration

Registrations are now closed.
Registration fees:
Non-student (includes Dinner): £150
PhD Student: £0
Optional Conference Dinner: £30

Suggested Accommodation: Reasonably priced accommodation at the DoubleTree by Hilton (4*) and Holiday Inn (3*) near Brayford Pool, within 5-10 minutes walking distance from either the conference venue and the train station.

Programme

Plenary Speakers

Prof. Sir C. Richard A. Catlow, University College London
“Understanding and Optimising Functional Materials”

Prof. Colin R. Pulham, University of Edinburgh
“Reflections on a Journey “Under Pressure” – Setbacks, Successes, and Lessons Learned”

Full Programme Schedule

Notes: All oral presentations consist of 15 min talks + 5 min Q&A.
Posters should be prepared in a A0 format and will be presented during the first day of the conference.

Venue

RAMS 2023 will be hosted at “Joseph Banks Laboratories (JBL)” buildings located on the Brayford campus of the University of Lincoln. The venue can be conveniently reached by a 10 minutes walk from Lincoln city centre and train station. The venue for conference dinner will be announced shortly.

Lincoln can be reached by trains by the North Eastern Railway route (frequent connections to Newark, Peterborough, and Sheffield) and direct trains from London Kings Cross (journey under 2 hours).

If coming by car, JBL can be accessed via Beevor Street entance or via Green Lane from Tritton Road. Please note that the Green Lane entrance to JBL from Poplar Avenue is closed to cars.

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