Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Cambridge University",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Earth sciences join engineering database from
Knovel Corporation, which we summarised at the time by saying "Engineering-oriented search helps users to quickly pinpoint the data and background information they seek".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Software aids materials selection from
Granta Design: "CES Selector helps product designers and manufacturers to avoid cost, innovate, and meet environmental and other regulations".
In February 2007, we covered the news from Granta Design
concerning its CES EduPack 2007
- take a look at Software-based materials toolkit updated
which says: "EduPack is centered on the CES EduPack software and database, supported by textbooks, lectures, projects, and exercises".
Take a look also at the news release from Yorkshire Forward, Grant brings novel metals process to market,
as well as Major contract won with Autodesk Inventor from Micro Concepts,
and Unlocking the secrets of growth and innovation from Manufacturing Institute.
See also:
Association helps companies with direct writing
(April 2006)
Association provides platform for the dissemination and communication of ideas, innovations and issues relating to direct writing technologies
Online engineering books add interactive maths
(March 2006)
Books24x7 has incorporated LiveEquations into select books in its EngineeringPro collection
Hall hopes to have effect at Ricardo
(March 2006)
Former Senior Vice President of Boston Consulting Group joins the senior management team of Ricardo as Non-Executive Director
Committee steers conference to rapid manufacturing
(March 2006)
The TCT 2006 team has formed a new and active Steering Committee for the event that takes place in September later this year
An evening with Lord Broers
(January 2006)
Lord Alec Broers, President of The Royal Academy of Engineering, will visit Sheffield to give a special lecture on British engineering in next month
Omniflex provides radiation alerts at brain centre
(January 2006)
When Cambridge University wanted to protect staff and patients from accidental radiation leaks at its Wolfson Brain Imaging Centre, it chose Omniflex for engineering support and array of alarms
HSC names Buncefield Investigation Board chairman
(January 2006)
The HSC has announced the appointment of the Rt Hon Lord Newton of Braintree as the independent chairman of the board supervising the investigation into the Buncefield oil depot incident
Medals recognise prowess in acoustics
(November 2005)
The Institute of Acoustics is inviting nominations for three prestigious medals
Servo actuators control rapid tooling process
(October 2005)
Unimatic Engineers has built a bespoke milling machine for an innovative company developing a fundamentally new way of creating moulds for plastic and metal forming
Student saves 50-year-old from rubbish skip
(September 2004)
When returned to its manufacturer, a 50-year-old pressure sensor that had been found in a rubbish skip was found to be in near-perfect working order
Package teaches about materials and processes
(August 2004)
Cambridge-based software company, Granta Design, has released a Design Edition of its successful materials education product, CES Edupack (V4.5)
Materials selector helps 'green engineering'
(August 2004)
The CES Materials Ecoselector is a ground-breaking new tool for selecting materials based on environmental criteria
Software offers 'CAD for plastics selection'
(July 2004)
The partnership between Granta Design and Ides has produced the ground-breaking new CES Optimal Polymer Selector (OPS)
Visual journalist to encapsulate COFES keynotes
(February 2004)
Cyon Research Corporation, host of COFES2004, the Congress On the Future of Engineering Software, has revealed that visual journalist Eileen Clegg will be visually documenting this fifth annual event
Marsden is new Technical Director
(February 2004)
UV disinfection specialist Hanovia has appointed David Marsden a its new Technical Director
Novel brass material presents design challenge
(December 2003)
A novel process produces uniform brass filaments for the thermally conductive component of vehicle brake pads to improve heat dissipation
Metals process to be developed in South Yorkshire
(November 2003)
Metalysis has secured funding and support from Objective 1 and Yorkshire Forward to develop its technology in the South Yorkshire region
Cambridge engineers attend pneumatics master class
(November 2003)
Graduate level engineers from Cambridge University recently attended the prestigious Festo UK headquarters at Northampton for a master class in pneumatics technology
High-purity flow experts come together
(October 2003)
Customers needing high-purity flow control components can now reach two long-established specialists with a single phone call
IEE award for gap-year student
(October 2003)
One of this year's gap-year students studying with Cambridge Consultants has won the prestigious IEE Jubilee Scholarship
New company to pioneer metals process
(July 2003)
A new metal extraction process could dramatically reduce the cost and environmental impact of producing metals normally difficult and expensive to extract
Five new recruits for Fluent
(December 2002)
Fluent has further expanded its Sheffield-based UK office with the appointment of five new recruits
Clustering provides technological breeding ground
(November 2002)
Successful technological innovation in key areas such as computing and biosciences the basis for new companies that can develop and sell new products is a fundamental driver of economic growth
Cambridge changes approach to 3D CAD
(June 2002)
Cambridge University is introducing undergraduate students to three-dimensional computer-aided design (3D CAD) with SolidWorks
Socomec 'get Carter'
(June 2002)
French electrical equipment manufacturer, Socomec, has appointed Michael Carter, a 44 year-old British engineer, as Chief Executive
Component ordering service wins customer approval
(August 2001)
Set up specifically for the higher education sector by Farnell and sister company, appliance spares distributor CPC, Onecall provides a single point of ordering for over 200,000 products