Mode: Live webinar

Date: 26 & 27 August 2021 

Time: 10:00 to 18:00 (Singapore time)

 

About the conference

Newcastle Research & Innovation Institute (NewRIIS) is organizing NewRIIS Research Conference 2021 to provide a platform for talented researchers to share and exchange innovative ideas of leading-edge research in multi-disciplinary areas such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Power Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and Marine Technology. Early career researchers from universities, polytechnics, and other institutes of higher learning are welcome to present their research at this conference.

The conference will span over two days:

• Day 1 will include an e-Poster presentation and a virtual* site-visit to a local industry
• Day 2 will be the main conference day where accepted research works will be presented virtually. Registration and participation in the conference is free. Best presentation prizes will be awarded on the last day of the conference

Topics

Multi-disciplinary topics for the conference include, but are not limited

• Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering
• Energy and Sustainability Engineering
• Robotics and Smart Automation
• Electrical Power Engineering
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Industrial Automation
• Chemical Engineering
• Chemical Process Safety
• Marine Technology
• Marine Offshore Engineering

Abstract submission

Researchers are expected to submit an extended abstract (maximum 500 words) describing their previously unpublished original work, The guidelines and template for the abstract submission are provided at the link below. A judging committee will review all valid submissions based on feasibility, originality, and impact on unmet needs. Authors of the accepted abstracts will be asked to present their work in detail on the main conference day.
Template for extended abstract is provided here.
Submissions are to be sent to newriisconference@gmail.com

Who should attend

The conferences is organized as a meeting point of budding researchers in and around Singapore. We invite attendees from academia, industry, research and development organizations to register as attendees.

You are also encouraged to join to find out more about postgraduate studies and research opportunities with us.

Register to join the webinar

Register now at https://forms.gle/TqiGumprwNxeY7tg8

 

Date(s):

1-5 March 2021

Time:

9.00am - 5.00pm

Venue:

Newcastle Research & Innovation Institute Pte Ltd (NewRIIS)
80 Jurong East Street 21 #05-04
Devan Nair Institute for Employment and Employability
Singapore 609607

Costs:

$2,500, subject to prevailing GST.

Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF):

MCF Training Grant is available for eligible participants. Please refer to www.mpa.gov.sg/mcf for information.

Description:

The LNG and Gas Development 5-days training workshop is intended for participants who require up-to-date knowledge on LNG specifications, production, market trading and all aspects of the LNG value chain. The workshop covers both technical and operational components which reinforce the main topics of LNG production, trade and technology. 

Key Speaker:

Charles P H Sim, Consultant & Technical Advisor

As a freelance consultant providing professional and independent technical advice and support as a "solution provider" primarily in the areas of FPSO, LNG and gas energy related projects, ranging from conceptual solutions to providing technical expertise on specific technical solutions, and offering assistance to company in arriving at an appropriate solution and promoting same, particularly for the Offshore Oil & Gas and Marine Sectors; and in the area of topside production in cryogenic processes.

Why should you attend this training workshop?

With the significant progress made in the LNG and Gas industry, this comprehensive training workshop is required by:

• Managers and engineers wanting to stay ahead, to expand or to diversify their business in LNG and Gas Development
• New and existing players in the LNG field wanting to acquire the latest skills and techniques so that they can quickly have an impact in this fast developing business

Who should attend?

• Ship Owners and Operators
• FLNG, FSU, FSRU Owners and Operators
• LNG Suppliers, Traders and Distributors
• Shipyard Engineers, Managers and Executives
• Ship Officers and Crews, Ship Superintendents and Safety Officers
• Insurance Brokers
• Legal Professionals
• Financial Professionals

Remarks

• Course materials, refreshments and lunch are provided in the workshop
• Seats are limited to 15 pax. Places will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis
• Program schedule is subject to change
• While every effort is made to make this event as best possible given the current situation, NewRIIS reserves all right to change the event at its sole discretion
• NewRIIS will deploy any required Safe Management Measures for your safety in accordance with government guidance

For information & registration

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Download Leaflet

‌LNG leaflet March 2021

Newcastle University in Singapore is co-sponsoring the The Sixth IRC Conference on Science, Engineering and Technology (IRC-SET) 2020, to provide a platform for young and talented researchers to share fresh results, obtain comments, and exchange innovative ideas of leading-edge research in the multi-disciplinary areas.

You are cordially invited to submit your recent research work to the IRC-SET conference. Students from universities, polytechnics and junior colleges are warmly welcome to present your research and projects in our academic environment.

For more information, go to http://ircset.org/main/conference-2020

This webinar is jointly organized by IEEE Power & Energy Society Singapore Chapter and Newcastle Research & Innovation Institute, Singapore (NewRIIS).

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