Events by Liverpool John Moores University

The Stairbox: Precision Joinery & Design Expo is coming to the heart of the Potteries to showcase the cutting edge of staircase manufacturing and interior architectural design. As one of the UK’s leading names in bespoke staircase solutions, Stairbox is opening its doors—and its technical secrets—to professionals and homeowners alike in Stoke-on-Trent. This event serves as a comprehensive deep dive into the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. Attendees will gain first-hand insight into how Stairbox utilizes advanced CNC machining and 3D modeling software to transform raw timber into complex, elegant structures. The exhibition floor will feature full-scale installations ranging from minimalist oak glass-balustrade flights to space-saving spiral solutions and traditional spindle designs. Beyond the physical displays, the event features a series of technical seminars. Our lead designers will host "The Anatomy of a Staircase" sessions, focusing on building regulations (Part K), structural integrity, and the aesthetics of mixed-material joinery. Whether you are dealing with a tight renovation footprint or a grand new-build entrance, our experts will be available for one-on-one design consultations. We are also proud to highlight our commitment to sustainability. A dedicated section of the expo will focus on the ethical sourcing of timbers and the reduction of waste through precision engineering. For trade professionals, there will be exclusive networking slots to discuss partnership opportunities, trade discounts, and the integration of Stairbox’s online design tool into their own client workflows. Join us in Stoke-on-Trent for a day dedicated to the "spine of the home." Discover how innovation is making bespoke joinery more accessible, faster to install, and more durable than ever before.

Welcome to the exclusive "Isabellenhütte Precision Sensing Seminar 2026," a premier gathering for the UK’s engineering and manufacturing elite. Isabellenhütte Heusler GmbH & Co. KG, a global leader in precision measurement technology and high-grade resistance alloys, brings its centuries of German engineering expertise to the heart of Swansea’s technological hub. This event is meticulously designed to bridge the gap between theoretical material science and practical application in the modern industrial landscape. As the automotive and renewable energy sectors face unprecedented demands for accuracy and efficiency, the role of high-precision shunt resistors and sensor systems has never been more critical. This seminar will delve deep into the physics of ISA-PLAN® and ISA-WELD® technologies, explaining how these proprietary processes ensure long-term stability and incredibly low temperature coefficients. Attendees will gain firsthand insight into how Isabellenhütte components are revolutionizing Battery Management Systems (BMS) in electric vehicles, providing the granular data necessary for safe and efficient power distribution. The day will begin with a keynote from Isabellenhütte’s lead application engineers, focusing on the challenges of "Current Sensing in High-Voltage Environments." We will explore the nuances of thermal management and the reduction of parasitic effects in PCB layouts. Following the keynote, a series of technical workshops will allow participants to engage with live demonstrations of the latest ISA-ASIC integrated sensing modules. These sessions are designed to be interactive, encouraging engineers to bring their specific design challenges to the table for real-time consultation. Beyond the technical data, the seminar serves as a vital networking platform. Swansea, with its rich industrial heritage and growing reputation as a center for "Green Economy" innovation, provides the perfect backdrop. Participants will connect with industry peers, research academics from Swansea University, and technical leads from Isabellenhütte to discuss the future of the UK supply chain, the transition to electrification, and the role of precision alloys in sustainable infrastructure. Whether you are looking to optimize an existing power electronics design or scouting for the latest advancements in shunt-based current sensing, this seminar offers the depth and detail required to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market. Join us for a day of innovation, precision, and collaborative engineering excellence.

The LJMU Library Research Support Session is a vital monthly forum designed to empower the university's research community, including PhD candidates, early-career researchers, and established faculty members. Held in the collaborative environment of the Aldham Robarts Library, this session serves as a hub for navigating the increasingly complex world of academic publishing and open research. As the drive toward "Open Access" becomes a mandate for global funding bodies, these sessions provide the practical clarity needed to ensure LJMU research reaches a global audience without barriers. Led by the expert Library Research Services team, the workshop covers a broad spectrum of critical topics. Participants will receive hands-on guidance on navigating publisher agreements, understanding "Plan S" compliance, and utilizing the university’s repository to maximize the impact of their work. A significant portion of the session is dedicated to the ethics of research—discussing copyright, licensing (such as Creative Commons), and the pitfalls of predatory journals. In an era of "publish or perish," the library team provides a shield of knowledge to protect the intellectual property of our researchers. What sets this session apart is its informal, drop-in nature, which encourages peer-to-peer sharing. Researchers often find that their colleagues in different departments face similar hurdles, and these sessions foster a cross-disciplinary support network. Whether you are struggling with data management plans or simply want to know how to track your citations and H-index effectively, the staff are equipped with the latest tools and metrics to assist. This is a recurring commitment by LJMU to maintain its status as a leading research institution by investing in the people who generate its world-changing ideas.

To commemorate the 110th anniversary of the Battle of Jutland, the Centre for Port and Maritime History (CPMH) at Liverpool John Moores University is proud to host its fourth major conference under the theme "War at Sea." This scholarly gathering brings together historians, military experts, and maritime enthusiasts to reflect on the naval conflicts that shaped the modern world. Liverpool, a city with an indomitable maritime soul, serves as the perfect backdrop for this exploration of naval strategy, technology, and the human cost of conflict. The conference will feature a diverse array of keynote speakers who are leaders in the field of maritime history. Presentations will range from technical analyses of 20th-century dreadnoughts to poignant social histories of the sailors and dockworkers who supported the war effort. A primary focus of the 2026 event will be the legacy of the Battle of Jutland—the largest naval battle of the First World War. Scholars will debate its strategic outcomes and its lasting impact on naval doctrine. However, the scope extends beyond the World Wars, looking at the evolution of maritime warfare into the contemporary era. Attendees will also have the opportunity to view rare archival materials from LJMU’s Special Collections, including maps, letters, and photographs that are rarely seen by the public. The event encourages interdisciplinary dialogue, merging maritime archaeology with political science and cultural studies. For anyone interested in how the oceans have been a theater for global power shifts, this conference offers unparalleled depth. The day will conclude with a panel discussion on the future of maritime security, ensuring that the lessons of the past are applied to the challenges of tomorrow.

The LJMU Undergraduate Summer Open Day is the definitive gateway for prospective students to experience the vibrant pulse of Liverpool John Moores University. Taking place in the heart of the city, this event is meticulously designed to help students make one of the most significant decisions of their lives. The day begins at the state-of-the-art Student Life Building, where attendees are welcomed into a community that prides itself on inclusivity and academic excellence. This isn't just a tour; it's a deep dive into the "LJMU Experience." Prospective students and their families will have the chance to explore our world-class facilities across various campuses. From high-tech engineering labs and simulated nursing wards to our creative arts studios and law moot courts, the university’s infrastructure is open for inspection. Academic staff from every faculty will be on hand to discuss course modules, career prospects, and industry placements. Whether you are interested in Astrophysics or Zoology, you will find dedicated experts ready to answer your specific questions. Beyond the classroom, the Open Day focuses heavily on student support and lifestyle. Dedicated sessions will cover UCAS applications, student finance, and the extensive scholarship opportunities available at LJMU. Current students will lead "campus walks," sharing honest insights into living in Liverpool—voted one of the best student cities in the UK. You can visit various accommodation sites to see where you might live and learn about the 100+ clubs and societies offered by the Students’ Union. By the end of the day, you will not just know about LJMU; you will feel what it’s like to be a part of it.

The Non-Medical Prescribing Aesthetics Update is a premier professional development day designed specifically for registered healthcare prescribers operating within the private aesthetic sector. As the landscape of non-surgical aesthetics continues to evolve rapidly, the need for clinical safety, ethical practice, and legal compliance has never been more critical. This one-day workshop at Liverpool John Moores University provides an essential refresh on the core pillars of safe practice. Grounded in the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) competency framework, the curriculum supports prescribers in meeting stringent regulatory expectations while navigating the complex medico-legal risks inherent in aesthetic medicine. Throughout the day, attendees will engage with expert faculty to explore the latest updates in governance and law. The sessions delve deep into patient safety, ensuring that every practitioner is equipped to manage complications effectively—from vascular occlusions to adverse reactions. This is not just a theoretical lecture; it is a practical roadmap for maintaining professional integrity. Participants will examine real-world case studies to understand the nuances of informed consent and ethical marketing in a commercial environment. By attending, you will bridge the gap between clinical excellence and business sustainability. The workshop also offers a unique networking opportunity, allowing you to connect with fellow prescribers to share best practices and discuss the challenges of solo or private practice. Education at LJMU is known for its rigor, and this update is no exception, providing the evidence-based knowledge required for annual revalidation. Attendees will leave with a certificate of attendance, a renewed sense of confidence, and a robust toolkit to ensure their patients receive the highest standard of care in an increasingly scrutinized industry.

The Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) Drug Related Deaths (DRD) Conference 2026 is a premier academic and professional gathering dedicated to addressing one of the most pressing public health challenges in the United Kingdom. Hosted by the Public Health Institute at LJMU, this comprehensive one-day event brings together leading researchers, policymakers, healthcare professionals, and frontline practitioners to share data, evaluate current interventions, and discuss future strategies to reduce drug-related mortality. The 2026 edition features a robust program focused on the evolving landscape of substance use. Keynote speakers include national leads from the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), Public Health Wales, and the Public Health Agency of Northern Ireland. Attendees will gain exclusive insights into national trends across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, providing a truly UK-wide perspective on the crisis. A significant portion of the conference is dedicated to cutting-edge research, including a deep dive into randomized controlled trials (RCT) regarding diazepam maintenance interventions and tapering strategies for street benzodiazepine use. The sessions also explore the intersection of human rights and drug policy, the impact of digital solutions in preventing harm, and the role of clinical management in local and regional provider services. This event serves as a critical platform for networking and professional development. By facilitating dialogue between academic theorists and clinical practitioners, the conference aims to bridge the gap between research and practice. Participants will leave with a heightened understanding of the "Know Your Units" campaigns, drug safety protocols, and the socio-economic factors contributing to substance misuse. Whether you are a pharmacist, a social worker, a legal academic, or a public health student, this conference provides the essential evidence-base needed to inform your work and save lives in the community.