Event

Magnetics in Space 2025

UKMagSoc

MIS25

Feb 12th 2025 - Feb 12th 2025

Updated 20.11.24

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After two successful previous events the UK Magnetics Society is thrilled to announce the return of Magnetics in Space in 2025! This one-day event will delve into the fascinating world of magnetics and its crucial role in space exploration.

The seminar will have something for everyone featuring a lineup of speakers from industry and academia covering a range of engaging topics including design and manufacture of spacecraft, magnetic sensors and updates on some of the latest space missions. Networking opportunities will allow you to connect with fellow space and magnetics enthusiasts, share ideas, and forge new collaborations.

Registration details and the full programme will be available soon. Please check the website regularly and follow us on LinkedIn for updates.

VENUE

Satelite Applications Catapult,

 Electron Building,

Fermi Ave, Didcot

OX11 0QR

Travel

TRAVEL

From the A34 (Northbound):
Exit the A34 at Chilton Junction, branch left (signposted, Wantage), then merge onto the A4185. At the next roundabout take the first exit (signposted Harwell Business Centre, RAL, NRPB). Go straight across two mini roundabouts and the Electron Building can be found on the right-hand side opposite the Diamond Light Source building. For the main entrance, drive past the Electron Building and take the first right after the mini traffic-island.  Continue straight ahead and the entrance to the Electron Building is on your right. Please note: External visitors are not permitted to park outside of the Electron Building. Please see below for a map to the guest car park.

From the A34 (Southbound):
Exit the A34 at the Milton Interchange Junction, the A4130 (A417) exit signposted Milton, Chilton, Didcot and Wantage. At the roundabout take the fourth exit signposted A4130 Wantage, Steventon, Drayton, Harwell. Follow this road for one and a half miles and continue straight on at the Rowstock roundabout onto the A4185. After about two miles turn right at the roundabout onto Fermi Avenue (signposted Harwell Business Centre, RAL, NRPB). Go straight across two mini roundabouts and the Electron Building can be found on the right-hand side opposite the Diamond Light Source building. For the main entrance, drive past the Electron Building and take the first right after the mini traffic-island.  Continue straight ahead and the entrance to the car park is on your right. Please note: External visitors are not permitted to park outside of the Electron Building. Please see below for a map to the guest car park.

Parking:

By Train

The nearest railway station is Didcot Parkway, served by trains from London Paddington.

Train Information
You can get information on trains and timetables from National Rail:

Taxi or Bus:
The journey to the Satellite Applications Catapult is approximately 10-15 minute drive by taxi or bus from Didcot Parkway train station and approximately a 25-minute journey from Oxford train station.

For further information, visit the Thames Travel website.

There is a dedicated bus service from Didcot Parkway Station to the Harwell Campus, for further information please visit: http://www.thames-travel.co.uk/connector/

By Bicycle

Information on cycle routes, shelters, showers and changing facilities is available on the Harwell Bicycle Users Group website.

Travelling to Westcott

We are situated on the Westcott Venture Park off the A41 just outside of Aylesbury.

M40 Northbound:

Exit the M40 at Junction 7 and take the A329 exit for Thame. Turn right onto the A329 and at the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto A418. Follow the A418 and at the next roundabout take the 1st exit onto Thame Rd/B4011. Follow the B4011 and at the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Chearsley Rd. Continue to follow the road as it becomes Crendon Rd and then Winchendon Rd. Then turn left onto Cannon Hill. Follow the road onto Main St, then Ashendon Rd and then High St until you come to the last roundabout. Take the first exit onto Wellington Dr towards the security barrier.

M40 Southbound:

Exit the M40 at Junction 9 and use the left lane to take the A41/A34 exit to Bicester/Aylesbury/Oxford/Newbury. Follow the A41. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on A41. Keep right to stay on A41 taking you past Bicester Village. At the next roundabout, take the 3rd exit and stay on A41. At the last roundabout, take the 3rd exit and continue onto Wellington Dr towards the security barrier.

Please note:
On arrival at the site you will be greeted with the barrier system below, please take the left hand visitor lane to speak to the security gate and mention your meeting with the Satellite Applications Catapult (or the Catapult) and they will be able to provide directions for you from the barrier to the building you are visiting.

PROGRAMME

The event will run from 09:00-18:00 (UK time) and will include talks, exhibit and networking opportunities. A draft of the programme will be shared in due course.

DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

Please let us know as soon as possible if you have any dietary requirements we need to be aware of.

DRESS CODE

The dress code for the event is business attire / smart casual.

CONTINUING CONTACT / GDPR

Please note, by providing contact details during registration, you authorise us to

  • use these contact details to let you know details of this event, and
  • add your contact details to our contact database to let you know about future events that may be of interest.

Please let us know at enquiries@ukmagsoc.org at any time if you do not wish to be contacted in this way. Also, we can remove you from our contact schedule at any point in the future.

We will also be taking photos at the event. If you do not wish to have your photo taken during the event, please contact events@ukmagsoc.org

 

Sponsors


Speakers

maxon: 25 Years of Exploration on Mars and Beyond
by Andrew Gibson of maxon

maxon products are at the heart of groundbreaking space missions, from satellites and space probes to the International Space Station and advanced space labs. Our cutting-edge drive systems have been integral to numerous research expeditions, venturing to Mars, the moon, and beyond. On Mars, maxon drives have powered iconic rovers like Perseverance and the innovative helicopter drone, Ingenuity, demonstrating their resilience in the planet’s extreme conditions. With maxon, the possibilities for space exploration are limitless.


Registration

Type Standard Fee Group Discount
(3+ delegates)
Early Discount
(Register before 20/12/2024)
Member £199.00 N/A25%
Non-Member £249.00 N/A25%
Student £149.00 N/A25%
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