CPD Conferences

CRAS (the 15th Conference on New Technologies for Computer and Robot-Assisted Surgery) is an annual international forum uniting researchers, clinicians, and industry at the frontier of surgical robotics.

The programme will feature field-leading keynotes, and academic presentations and posters across novel robotic mechanisms, surgical autonomy, imaging and guidance, and human–robot interaction and haptics. An intimate, high-calibre setting, CRAS brings together the best students and researchers in medical robotics, ideal for access to outstanding talent.

Industrial financial support would be gratefully appreciated. 

All costs are inclusive of VAT.

Our key objective is to deliver a high‑quality conference that brings together researchers, academics and industry professionals from across the UK fluids community. Support from our partners plays an important role in helping us achieve this, and we greatly appreciate any contributions organisations are able to make. Our sponsorship package is as follows:

Sponsor - £1,000 + VAT, this will include:

• Company logo and link on the conference website and conference-related materials
• Company logo in the Book of Abstracts (electronic copy only)
• Exhibition stand
• Conference registration for two company representatives

The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Fluid Dynamics are delighted to be hosting the UK Fluids Conference 2026 at the University of Leeds on Tuesday 8th – Thursday 10th September 2026.

The conference brings together researchers in fluid dynamics from across the UK and beyond to foster communication across the fluids community. The programme will include invited and contributed talks and a poster session. We particularly encourage PhD students and post-doctoral researchers to present their work as well as more established researchers.

CRAS (the 15th Conference on New Technologies for Computer and Robot-Assisted Surgery) is an annual international forum uniting researchers, clinicians, and industry at the frontier of surgical robotics.

The programme will feature field-leading keynotes, and academic presentations and posters across novel robotic mechanisms, surgical autonomy, imaging and guidance, and human–robot interaction and haptics. An intimate, high-calibre setting, CRAS brings together the best students and researchers in medical robotics, ideal for access to outstanding talent.

3rd International Multiphase Flow Technology Forum

Background
Multiphase flows are of high relevance in many industrial processes. Research in multiphase flows encompasses various scientific and engineering disciplines, different technological contexts, a spectrum of different scales and a multitude of different analytical and experimental approaches. To have a better understanding of multiphase flows and to establish reliable computational models, experimental and computational techniques are of high relevance. The International Multiphase Flow Technology Forum (IMFTF) aims to help exchange knowledge and share experiences within the international community.