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-**7 Feb 2018** - Loughborough University
+**10 Apr 2018** - De Montfort University
-Joint meeting with the local EI and the Student Branch charity event.
+=== Blockchain for the Energy Sector ===
-(Topic to be confirmed)
+Joint meeting with IOR and the local EI event: Jon Ferris, Strategy Director at Electron, will talk about the new way of energy transaction through Blockchain and how the energy industry will need to adapt to new methods of co-operation.
+Time: 19.00 - 21.00
+Location: Hugh Aston Building, Room 2.06
+Free to register at https://www.energyinst.org/events/view/5111
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-**18 Apr 2018** - Schneider Electric at Ashby
+**19 Apr 2018** - Loughborough University
-Talks on smart building controls and site visit.
+=== The future of our industry ===
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+ASHRAE Distinguished Lecture by Tim Wentz, ASHRAE President 2016-17.
-(Program to be confirmed)
+This presentation will explore some of the emerging trends and technologies that will likely shape our future. As with any dramatic change, both danger and opportunity will manifest themselves, requiring us to create innovative, imaginative approaches to seize the opportunities.
+Free to register at https://bit.ly/2uE7mle
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 **16 May 2018** - Loughborough University
+=== Sublime chaos in construction ===
 ASHRAE Distinguished Lecture by Richard Rooley FRENG FASHRAE: "//Sublime chaos in construction: Each profession and trade as a strange and dominant attractor//"
+Details of the talk and the registration link will be available, soon.
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 ==== Coming up: A research seminar hosted by Loughborough University and the ASHRAE UK Midlands Student Branch ====
-**15 Dec 2017** - Loughborough University
+**To be confirmed** - Loughborough University
 "//NZEB at CEPT University – A Living Laboratory for Building Energy-efficiency//", by Yash Shukla, Technical Director at Centre for Advanced Research in Building Science and Energy, CEPT University.
-  * **Date/Time**: Friday 15 December 2017, 12:00-13:00
+  * **Date/Time**: TBC
-  * **Location**: RT037, Sir Frank Gibb Building, Loughborough University
+  * **Location**: TBC
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-**5 April 2018** - Arden Hotel, Birmingham
-=== Challenges & learning from the remote monitoring & analysis of refrigeration systems ===
-IOR, BSRA and ASHRAE UK Midlands Chapter organized this joint event: Energy usage is the greatest contributor to the total lifecycle cost of a refrigeration system, however, it is often overlooked due to the service provider treating it as a low priority or not knowing what action to take to improve on performance. A solution is to have the equipment continuously monitored remotely by specialist software which alerts the operator to poor performance. This talk provides an in-depth understanding of equipment behaviour and enables targeted maintenance activities to achieve the best energy efficiency.
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-**7 February 2018** - Charnwood Brewery, Loughborough
-=== Tour and Beer Tasting ===
-Our ASHRAE Student Branch organised a social/fundraising event in Charnwood Brewery (https://www.charnwoodbrewery.co.uk/), including a tour of the brewery, beer tasting, and snacks.
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-**16 January 2018** - De Montfort University
-=== Energy Efficient Buildings and the Role of Building Information Modelling (BIM) ===
-ASHRAE UK Midlands Chapter and Energy Institute East Midlands welcome you to this joint event on how Building Information Modelling can help to narrow the ‘performance gap’ between predictions of building energy use and the reality in practice, given by Dr Painter of De Montfort University and Mr Alex Mitchell of Pick Everard. The speakers will explain how building designers use computer models to predict energy use, the typical sources of inaccuracy of some of these models and how BIM can help to remedy these.
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