HVM & Graphene Business Conference Summits Cambridge 2-3 November 2017

Session I a.m.

Introduction with Dr Tim Minshall (slides), Inaugural Dr John C Taylor Professor of Innovation, IfM Cambridge; Professor Krzysztof Koziol (slides), Cranfield University and Nick Coutts MA, CIR & Imperial RCA

Science and tech update 1

HVM & OI - Manufacturing: Are we undergoing a ‘4th Industrial Revolution’?

Science and tech update 2

New Materials & Graphene

Katarzyna Sokol (slides), Researcher, nanoDTC Cambridge | Latest top 5 breakthroughs and research in energy storage 2D materials

 
Nick Coutts - How we prioritise barriers to adoption & identify opportunities
Networking break with coffee
Session II a.m.

Enabling technology & industry 4.0 updates - moderated by Professor Lynn Martin, Professor, Entrepreneurship & Innovation, ARU & HRI
Data Analytics & AI
Madhuban Kumar, CEO, Metafused (slides) | Artificial Intelligence and Automation: Jobs today and tomorrow
Connectivity
Dr Sandra Stincic Clarke (slides), Principal Researcher, BT Research
Energy storage & 2D materials
Dr Mel Loveridge (slides), WMG | How Can 2D Materials Advance Energy Storage? | Bio-inspired Graphene composite electrodes for Advanced Energy Storage
Graphene Oxide Applications
Cameron Day (slides), Technical Materials Specialist, William Blythe Graphene Oxide: Optimisation for Industrial Applications
Lunch

Networking, meetings and showcase
Session III p.m.

Innovation
Automation & machine Learning
Dr Catharina Paukner (slides) , CTO, IfM Cambridge Nanosystems | Global Graphene Domination
Machine Learning and Self-Drive Cars
Dr Alex Kendall (slides), University of Cambridge Research Fellow in Computer Vision and Robotics | Artificial Intelligence: The opportunities for robotics
Case study on Advanced Materials & HVM
Harry Swan, (slides) Managing Director, Thomas Swan | From Concorde to Composites: our Graphene story
Networking break with tea
Session IV p.m.
Stakeholders & Value Network
Session Led by Nick Coutts MA w/ a short talk on Engaging with End Users by
Tara Button, (1 slide), author | Inputs from government agency KTN / InnovateUK and standards organisation BSI
Dinner at King’s, Cambridge (fully booked)

Networking

4 Sessions & Panels - 09:30 - 16:55

Draft example agenda please see brochure PDF as above for up-to-date

Session I Plenary: Introduction & Aerospace & Space - 9:30am - 11:30am

Distinguished Panel Chaired by Professor Sir Mike Gregory CBE
Introduction - Dr Justin Hayward M.Math MBA (slides), Cambridge Investment Research
Brief addresses
Lord Broers Grand Challenges for Industry
Sir Michael Marshall (slides), President, Marshall of Cambridge (Holdings) Actively living within the Cambridge phenomenon

Professor Andrea Ferrari (no slides), Director, Cambridge Graphene Centre
Dr James Baker, (slides) Director, National Graphene Institute & GEIC

Eur Ing Martin Agnew CEng MIET MIEEE, (slides) R & T Mgmt, Airbus D & S | How 2-D & Nano-materials & HVM could help AeroSpace/Space fly better
Peter Hansen, Engineering Manager, (slides) Haydale Graphene Composites (Session Sponsors) Graphene in composite materials: the development of industrial applications
Panel with speakers
Coffee break

Networking
Session II: Printing & Packaging 11:30am - 1.00pm

Industry 4.0 tracking & additive manufacturing
Nigel Bond, CEO, (slides) Domino Printing Sciences
Ramon Borrell, CTO, Xaar plc
Dr Felice Torrisi, (no slides) Cambridge Graphene Centre | Graphene and 2D materials: enabling printable wearable and textile electronics
Panel with speakers
Chair/moderator: Dr Justin Hayward, Director of Digital Printing Strategy & Diligence, Cambridge Investment Research
Lunch

Networking, meetings and showcase
Session III: Electronics, Lighting & Displays - 2pm - 3:30pm

Scaling tales in Asia and Europe
Angelica Anton, (slides) Founding Partner, SILK Ventures Scaling in Asia with VCs
Dr Paul Cain MBA, (slides) Strategy Director, FlexEnable | Flexible Organic LCD: From lab to fab to the next wave of products
Dr Keith Strickland, (slides)CTO, Plessey Semiconductors | GaN on Silicon – A Smart Technology but does it have a Bright Future?
Gavin Farmer, (slides) Carbodeon | Applications of nanodiamonds in thermally conductive/electrically nonconductive polymer materials
 
Panel with speakers
Panel moderated by Dr Graeme Philp, CEO, Gambica
Tea break

Networking
Session IV: Sensors & Devices - 4.00pm - 5.25pm

Key Market Enabler Focus
Andrew Williamson, (slides) Investment Director, Cambridge Innovation Capital
Sabesan Sithamparanathan, CEO, (slides) PervasID
Scott White, CEO, (slides) PragmatIC Printing | Reinventing RFID: cost, usability, and scalability
Dr Phil O’Donovan (slides) Co-founder CSR CSR: Innovation to Global Scale-Up
Panel with speakers
Chair/moderator: Professor Sir Mike Gregory CBE
Networking drinks reception until 6pm

Close

Session I Plenary: Introduction & Aerospace & Space - 9:30am - 11:00am

Distinguished Panel Chaired by Professor Sir Mike Gregory CBE see above
Coffee break

Networking
Session II: Energy Storage, Energy & heat transfer - 11:30am - 1:00pm

Batteries: key enabler focus
Adrian de Ferranti, (slides) Partner, EnergiNest Thermal Energy Storage: the missing link to harvest full renewable energy potential
Dr Siva Bohm, (slides) CTO, Talga Resources Graphene materials: a key role in upcoming industrial high value products
Dr Gerry Agnew, (slides) Chief Technical Adviser, Rolls-Royce Senior Fellow, Rolls Royce FCS | Energy Storage: Ready for take off?
Panel moderated by Graham Ford MA, Mansion Ecopartners, with speakers
Lunch

Networking, meetings and showcase - both streams
Session III:Healthcare, biotech & biomedical - 2:00pm - 3:30pm

Materials, nanotech & AI for health
Introduction - Aline Charpentier, Business Development, One Nucleus
Dr Laura Ferguson, (slides) Director, CapitalCell | Equity crowdfunding: The future of healthcare finance?
Dr Ruchi Sharma, (slides here later) CEO, Stemnovate | Liver on a chip: Bioengineering for novel drug development
Dr Alexandra Grigore, (slides) Co-Founder & Director of Innovation, Simprints | Enabling healthcare: solving the identity bottleneck
Panel with speakers moderated by One Nucleus and CBPartners
Tea break

Networking
Session IV Plenary: Sensors & Devices - 4.00pm - 5.25pm

See above as plenary
Networking & Drinks

Close