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Women in Engineering: solving real-life problems today for a better tomorrow
Five women engineers based at the Biotribology lab at Imperial Colleage London tell us about their work, their aspirations for the future, and the advice for other women caonsidering careers in engineering.
They tell us about their work to understand and recreate human cartilage to reduce the need for animal testing, to improve the longevity of hip and knee replacements, and techniques that could help to treat aggressive brain cancers.
We hope you find their stories as inspiring as we do.

Numerical
Simulation of Particle Stress and Fracture using FEMDEM: Application to Process
Catalysts

Johnson
Matthey CASE/EPSRC PhD Studentship Award- Duration 36 months

Supervision:

Dr JP Latham, Dr Jiansheng Xiang

Industry Contacts:

Principal Investigator - Dr Michele Marigo

Co-investigators - Dr Mikael Carlsson, Prof Hugh Stitt

Less than 3 weeks left to take advantage of the Early Bird Offer. Go to http://www.biotribologyconference.com/registrationInfo.asp

Original research papers, for oral or poster presentation, are invited for the following areas:

Professorship in the Mechanics of Materials Division

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Imperial College London

Imperial College is one of Europe's leading teaching and research institutions and the Department of Mechanical Engineering had the highest possible rating in the last Research Assessment Exercise.