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Join us for our biennial event, showcasing leading research from across the Department of Aeronautics.

The event will include:

  • Poster exhibition including poster competition
  • Keynote speech
  • Expert panels, exploring the latest sector advances and technologies

The audience for this event is primarily academics, researchers and industry professionals, but we will have a livestream of the event for prospective students, and attendees who cannot make it in-person. If you would like to receive the link to the livestream, please email aero-comms@imperial.ac.uk.

Keynote

Near-term maturity and future disruption – engineering growth in aerospace

Jacqueline Castle, Chief Technology Officer at Aerospace Technology Institute

Speaker Bio

JPhotograph of Jacqueline Castleacqueline Castle is Chief Technology Officer at the Aerospace Technology Institute, where she is accountable for the ATI’s Technology Strategy to ensure UK Aerospace remains at the forefront of global aerospace and firmly on the path to a sustainable future.

Prior to joining the ATI, Jacqueline spent more than 25 years in the Aerospace Industry at Airbus.
She was the UK Chief Engineer for the Airbus A320 family of aircraft, with responsibility for the
wings, landing gear and fuel system. Prior to this she held positions as the UK Chief Engineer for the
A380 aircraft, the A330neo development, lead A380 and A350 landing gear engineering and headed
up the Wing Design Authority organisation.

Jacqueline is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Institution of
Mechanical Engineers and the Royal Aeronautical Society. She is a Mechanical Engineering graduate
from the University of the West of England and gained an MSc in Aerospace Design from the
University of Bristol, where she is Aegis Professor of Aerospace Technologies at the Faculty of
Science & Engineering.

Time

Title

 Speaker

 

13:00

Arrival of guests, registration and welcome reception

Rooms 341 and 342, Huxley Building

 

 

13:30

 Welcome by Head of Department – Professor Rafael Palacios


Near-term maturity and future disruption – engineering growth in aerospace

Jacqueline Castle, Chief Technology Officer at Aerospace Technology Institute

Clore Lecture Theatre, Huxley Building

 

14:30

Poster display exhibition – Session One

Rooms 341 and 342, Huxley Building

 

 

 

15:00

Panel 1

Autonomous Energy & Transport: Smarter Control

Chaired by Professor Sylvain Laizet, Professor in Computational Fluid Mechanics

Clore Lecture Theatre, Huxley Building

Professor Luca Magri, Professor of Scientific Machine Learning

Dr Andrew Wynn, Associate Professor in Control and Optimization

Dr Sophie Armanini, Associate Professor in Aerial Robotics

Dr Kevin Gouder, Advanced Research Fellow in Aeronautical and Civil Wind Engineering

Jacky Zhang, Research Postgraduate

 

15:45

Poster display exhibition

Rooms 341 and 342, Huxley Building

 

 

 

 

 

 

16.15

 

Panel 2

 

Next-Gen Materials for Defence & Aerospace

 

Chaired by Professor Koon-Yang Lee, Professor in Polymer Engineering

 

Clore Lecture Theatre, Huxley Building

Professor Zahra Sharif Khodaei, Professor in Aerospace Structural Durability & Health Monitoring

Dr Ajit Panesar, Associate Professor in Computational Design for Advanced Manufacturing

Dr Gustavo Quino Quispe, Assistant Professor in Structural Analysis and Materials

Dr Joanne Li

Charlie Aveline, Research Assistant

 

17:00

 

Poster prize-giving and Drinks Reception

Rooms 341 and 342, Huxley Building

 

18:00

Close

Clore Lecture Theatre, Huxley Building

For catering purposes, please sign up by 21 August, indicating any dietary requirements via the registration form.

Walk-ins will be accepted on the day, on a first-come, first-served basis. We have a livestream option available for prospective students, which can be booked by choosing ‘Prospective Students Livestream’. 

If you have any questions, please email aero-comms@imperial.ac.uk.

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