The Ultimate Directory on Industry Webinars

Discover how additive manufacturing - 3d printing is transforming industries and enabling innovative business models. This webinar will explore strategies for leveraging this cutting-edge technology to drive growth and innovation, tailored for companies and SMEs navigating their additive manufacturing journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to reshape your business for the future!Speaker: Pekka Ketola, CIO, 3DStep Oy.Pekka Ketola is a lifelong innovator for new businesses. He has been working on additive manufacturing since 2012, an advancing AM industry in Finland and in the Nordic countries.

As the world intensifies its efforts to combat climate change, carbon markets are emerging as a key tool in achieving global decarbonization goals. With significant progress made at COP29, including a clearer framework for carbon markets under the Paris Agreement, there’s growing attention on innovative solutions like biogenic CO₂ utilization. These solutions not only contribute to global climate efforts but also present valuable opportunities for industries to generate revenue through carbon credits. Bioenergy projects are particularly well-positioned to tap into these opportunities by reducing CO₂ emissions and participating in both voluntary and compliant carbon markets. This webinar will explore how bioenergy projects can financially benefit from these carbon credit systems. The session will feature insights from industry leaders, carbon market experts, and technology innovators, offering a deeper understanding of how bioenergy projects can navigate the complexities of carbon markets and capitalize on the emerging opportunities for biogenic CO₂ solutions.Speaker: Hendrik Schuldt, Managing Director, Carbonner.

Thank you for your interest in Freyr’s Webinar Series (FWS). We look forward to having you join us on May 29, 2025, for our session:What is it all about?In this focused session, we’ll provide a comprehensive overview of Mexico’s dynamic cosmetics regulatory landscape. We’ll cover COFEPRIS-governed regulations, including product classification, labeling standards, ingredient restrictions, SPF regulations, and post-marketing obligations. With Mexico emerging as a key LATAM market, understanding its unique compliance requirements is more crucial than ever.• Essential elements of Mexico's cosmetic regulatory framework• Product classification and labeling standards• Ingredient restrictions and SPF regulations• Post-marketing obligations• Differences between Mexico’s regulations and other LATAM regions• Expert insights to streamline your product's entry and compliance journeyThis session is a must-attend for anyone looking to navigate Mexico’s cosmetic market successfully!Host: Ji Yun (June) Jung, Assistant Manager- Business DevelopmentPresenter: Megha Baruah, Delivery Owner, Consumer Division, Freyr Solutions

Payloads are at the center of every space mission. A satellite’s main goal for observation missions is to collect and transmit data. In this webinar, we will discuss how the mission affects the choice of payload(s). We will discuss electro-optical, infrared, and radar systems in the context of wildfire detection and observation missions. After selecting the right sensor for the mission, the detailed design process requires engineers to model the payload in its mission environment. We will discuss design considerations and glean valuable insights about performance earlier in the design process.What attendees will learn:• How the detailed design process requires consideration for the mission environment• Important considerations about payloads and how it affects the choice of payloadsWho should attend:This series is ideal for aerospace engineers, systems engineers, mission planners, and space enthusiasts looking to deepen their knowledge.

Passive Houses are multi-faceted in their design approach and focus on creating highly energy-efficient and comfortable buildings for occupants. Through five key elements they aim to provide super-insulated envelopes, airtight construction, high-performance glazing, thermal bridge-free design, and heat recovery ventilation to enhance occupant comfort for the lifetime of the building.Join us for this technical WS webinar in which industry experts Niall O Healaithe (Architect) and Robert Nestic (structural engineer) will explore the key design aspects of a constructed timber glued-laminated (glulam) post and beam Passive House.You will gain valuable insights into the design and construction of a timber Passive House from concept design, engineering, fabrication through to completion. Examples of other forms of passive timber construction will also be highlighted.This webinar will provide a great understanding of Passive House design and construction considerations using timber and will be of interest to a wide range of building professionals including Architects and structural engineers.By registering for this free WoodSolutions webinar you agree to having your details added to the WoodSolutions database. They will not be sold or shared with any other organisation. You can read the WoodSolutions privacy policy here: https://www.woodsolutions.com.au/page/privacy-policy.After you have been added to the WoodSolutions database, you will receive an email asking you to confirm your registration and set a password. Should you wish, you can opt out at this stage.As a registered user you will be able to download WoodSolutions technical design guides, fire test reports, other publications, view recordings of past webinars, listen to Timber Talks podcasts and submit Expert Advice questions.Speaker: Adam Jones, Founder, CLT Concepts or CLT Toolbox.

With the ever-increasing demands for improvements in screw machine performance and efficiency, engineers must optimize their designs. When selecting a design, it is important to consider not only the thermodynamic performance of the machine, but also the performance of the entire compressor system, including bearings, silencers, electric motors, and other components. To further support these needs, GT-SCORG was introduced -combining the power of GT-SUITE, from Gamma Technologies, and SCORG, from PDM Analysis, to deliver advanced, system-level modelling and optimisation.Join Doug Petrik from Gamma Technologies and world-renowned screw machine expert, Professor Ahmed Kovacevic from PDM Analysis, on May 20, 2025 to learn about: • Challenges faced during screw machine design • How to leverage GT-SUITE with GT-SCORG for rapid screw machine development • Screw machine multi-physics, including friction, NVH, and thermal management • Case studies using GT-SUITE for screw machine design and optimizationSpeakers: Doug Petrik, Senior Applications Engineer, Gamma Technologies; Ahmed Kovacevic, Director, PDM Analysis Ltd.

The semiconductor industry is at a crossroads—where the rise of tech-savvy engineers, AI-driven analytics, and open-source tools is reshaping how data is used for decision-making. While individual coding skills in Python and R accelerate rapid prototyping, the real challenge lies in transforming these insights into scalable, enterprise-ready solutions. Innovation is no longer about individual brilliance, but collective intelligence. In this webinar, we’ll discuss the growing gap between individual empowerment and organizational scalability. We’ll explore the risks of fragmented analytics, the challenges of shadow IT, and the need for unified, governed platforms that drive cross-functional collaboration. Learn how industry leaders are bridging these gaps to accelerate yield optimization, improve process efficiency, and enable seamless innovation at scale across the industry.Key Takeaways:• How to overcome the limitations of prototype-driven analytics and the barriers to enterprise deployment• How to transition from individual coding efforts to scalable, governed solutions• The need for self-service analytics and seamless data access to rapidly build scalable analytics applications• Why collaboration across engineering disciplines is critical for semiconductor innovation• The role of AI, automation, and enterprise-grade analytics in accelerating time-to-insightWho Should Attend:• Process & Equipment Engineers• Yield & Defect Engineers• Product & Test Engineer• Data Scientists• Manufacturing Executives• Early-Career EngineersJoin us with industry experts and discover how to move beyond fragmented tools toward a truly collaborative, AI-powered future in semiconductor manufacturing.Presented in partnership with Quintus.Presented by: Alessandro Chimera, Spotfire Industry Solution LeadModerated by: Pete Singer, Editor-in-Chief Semiconductor DigestSponsored by: Spotfire® is a visual data science platform that makes smart people smarter by combining interactive visualizations and advanced analytics to solve complex, industry-specific business problems.

This webinar is for Research Fellowship applicants to get a better overview of the scheme as well as understand what makes a successful application. The webinar will be presented by Professor Rachel Williams FREng. Applicants will be provided with more information on eligibility, selection criteria, and how to apply. There will be an opportunity for applicants to ask any outstanding questions at the end of the presentation.  The event is scheduled for 90 minutes, but the length will depend on the number of questions.  Programme10:30am - Welcome and introduction (Professor Rachel Williams FREng, Professor of Ophthalmic Bioengineering, Department of Eye and Vision Science, Institute of Ageing and Chronic Disease, University of Liverpool)11:00am - Research Fellowship Experience (Dr. Beatriz Mingo, Senior Lecturer in Materials Science, The University of Manchester)11:15am - Q&A12:00pm - EndRecording noticePlease note this event will be recorded and published on the Royal Academy of Engineering website. Your video will be off and your account will be muted throughout the entire event. Only the speakers and presentations will be visible on your screen.AccessibilityIt is very important to the Royal Academy of Engineering that our events are accessible to all. If you have any accessibility requirements, please contact the Events team at your earliest convenience so that necessary arrangements can be made. Contact details: [email protected] monitoring formThe Academy is committed to building an inclusive economy that works for everyone. To help us achieve this, we would like to collect some basic anonymous data about the event attendees. If you would like to help, please complete the diversity monitoring form by logging into your user account on our website and completing ‘Update my D&I data’

From an Australian cult favorite to a global ‘skinscreen’ powerhouse, Ultra Violette has mastered the art of scaling.Join us on May 8th from 11am - 12noon as we explore the strategies behind their rapid international expansion—including their recent US launch—and how they grew both B2C and B2B operations with a tech stack built for growth.Discover the key insights that helped them scale successfully, including:• The strategic tech-enabled approach to global expansion• Essential tech for seamless omnichannel operations• Compliance, warehousing & finance considerations for international growth• How partnerships played a pivotal role in building a growth-ready tech stackDon’t miss this opportunity to gain practical insights and strategies to elevate your business.Please note the registrant’s contact details will be shared with NORA and the webinar partnering organisation.

The Manure Management Network of the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gases (GRA) will host a webinar on “B0 for IPCC inventories and biogas production”.This webinar is on B0, also known as biochemical methane potential, which is an estimate of the maximum possible methane production or emission from a substrate. Measurements of B0 can be used to estimate methane emission from stored liquid manure when combined with a kinetic model. Three researchers with extensive experience in methane emission will present some pitfalls and promise in measurement, understanding, and application of B0.The following three presentations will be given at the webinar:• Sasha Hafner: Laboratory measurement of B0: assessment of reproducibility and recommendations for accurate results.• Tony Van Der Weerden: The IPCC model for calculating methane emission from stored liquid manure using B0 data – examples of pitfalls in using standard B0 not accounting for separation or diet affecting B0.• Henrik B. Møller: Overview of a large data set for chemical composition and B0 of cattle manure with different feedings and feed additives.Each presentation will be about 20 minutes giving time to a discussion after presentations.Sasha D. Hafner (https://www.au.dk/en/[email protected]) is a senior researcher in the Department of Biological and Chemical Engineering at Aarhus University. He has worked for several years in a few research areas related to methane emission. This includes development and evaluation of laboratory methods for measurement of biochemical methane potential and development of related data processing standards and software. Sasha also led the development of a software package called ABM for simulating microbial activity and methane emission from stored manure. He is currently working on application of this tool to predict effects of management on methane emission.Tony van der Weerden is a senior scientist at AgResearch in NZ. His research area is processes regulating gaseous N emissions (nitrous oxide, ammonia) from soils, greenhouse gas emissions (including methane) from manure management, farm-scale GHG footprints and mitigation technologies. He currently co-leads several international projects relating to GHG emissions from manure management systems. He also leads several national projects on GHG emissions and mitigations from pasture-based livestock systems and improvements to NZ’s agricultural GHG inventory. Tony was a lead author of the 2019 refinement of the 2006 IPCC inventory methodology guidelines. Henrik B. Møller is Professor and heads the biogas research at Aarhus University. His research has a focus on anaerobic digestion and all the related aspects such as energy, environmental impact and sustainability. During his research career he have worked with process optimization, biomass selection, energy yield, degradation of xenobiotics and pre-treatment. He has investigated the interactions between feeding of the animals, feed additives and biogas potential. He was among the first Danish researchers looking into the vast energy potential of biogas and was one of the research pioneers in the Danish biogas development and has been initiating the biogas research at AU.