Applications are open for the 3rd special IMechE Greater London Region symposium on Sustainable Energy & Environmental Protection.
The hybrid symposium will form part of The 15th International Conference on Sustainable Energy & Environmental Protection, taking place by hybrid mode from Brunel University London between 25-28 July 2023, the IMechE Symposium will be held on 27th July 2023.
The Hybrid symposium is open to all engineers, researchers, students and working professionals to find the best research paper. To apply, please submit a half-page abstract via email to seep@seepconference.com no later than 10 July 2023. On acceptance, you will be required to prepare a 15 minute PowerPoint presentation to be presented at the event. Also, on acceptance of your submission, you will be asked to make payment on seepconference.com.
The participation fee is £90 for online presentation, and £150 for in person presentation. All abstracts that are accepted will be featured in the main proceedings for SEEP 2023 and three finalists will be chosen to present their abstract and presentation virtually at the event. The judging panel will compromise an academic from Brunel University London and the IMechE panel.
The winner will receive a £500 Amazon voucher plus an official certificate from IMechE with the title of ‘Best Research Paper presented – IMechE Greater London Region Symposium’. Additional prizes will be awarded for the best abstracts presented. These will be:
Prizes
1st prize £500 Amazon Voucher plus IMechE certificate
2nd Prize £250 Amazon Voucher
3rd Prize £150 Amazon Voucher
Additionally, the three winning abstracts will be invited to submit a full paper to be peer reviewed and if accepted, it will be published in full in one of the Special Issue journal.
We look forward to receiving your abstracts and presentations.
IMechE Greater London Region symposium Chairman
Martin Robinson
Symposium Chairman
While still studying at school, Martin began working part-time in a metal fabrication business. He won a place at Imperial College and a sponsorship from British Rail which led to several years in maintenance management. He then joined Air Products’, first in internal audit and then financial controllership modelling project finance for cryogenic plants.
This foundation led to a twenty-five-year career with international engineering consultants Atkins and latterly Jacobs, embracing Oil and Gas in Brunei and Venezuela, ports, railways, water, waste, power, property and IT/IS programmes.
Latterly Martin has been focused on providing technical and commercial due diligence for mergers and acquisitions of utilities, and project finance – notably for the world’s longest heated oil pipeline and Hinkley Point C nuclear power station.
For the last four years, Martin has led the Council of the IMechE. He has is also a member of the Power Industries Division and serves with the Academic Standards Panel to accredit degree courses.