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Back to basics for plastics processors

PICME engineers will be taking the plastics processing industry back to effective production basics at PMD 05 in Telford, from 12th to 14th April 2005.

News from PICME, Feb 23, 2005

Four new companies join the MTA

The year has started well for the MTA with four new companies confirmed into membership.

News from Manufacturing Technologies Association, Feb 11, 2005

Honorary doctorate for MG Rover Chief Executive

The University of Central England is to confer the honourary award of Doctor of the University on Kevin Howe, in recognition of his contribution to the motor industry in the West Midlands.

News from Technology Innovation Centre, Feb 3, 2005

Lean manufacturing is the key

Despite good progress over the last 3 years the UK*s chemicals and process industry still needs to increase its use of the lean manufacturing approach, says PICME.

News from PICME, Jan 31, 2005

Rapra expands activities in Spain

Rapra Technology has signed a contract with the Government of La Rioja region of Spain, nominating the company as one of a number of European partners.

News from Rapra Technology, Jan 31, 2005

Funding helps with plastics research

Over the past 12 months the Faraday Plastics and Polymers Partnership has helped to raise a total of some GBP 22 million in research funding for the plastics sector in the UK and Europe.

News from Faraday Plastics & Polymer Partnership, Jan 28, 2005

President praises Government initiatives

Opening the speeches at the MTA annual dinner in London last week, MTA President Paul Maynard outlined the MTA's views on the Government and the current state of manufacturing in the UK.

News from Manufacturing Technologies Association, Jan 24, 2005

UK machine tool sector heads for trade surplus

With publication of the trade statistics for the 3rd quarter of 2004, it is looking likely that the UK machine tool sector will record a trade surplus for the year as a whole.

News from Manufacturing Technologies Association, Jan 20, 2005

Edrich has mission to inform

The Institute of Acoustics has appointed Judy Edrich to fill the newly created role of Publicity and Information Manager.

News from Institute of Acoustics, Jan 19, 2005

Government contract for simulation tools

US General Services Administration awards contract for engineering simulation software to be used by government agencies.

News from Ansys, Jan 19, 2005

Headquarters site clocks up half-century

Rapra Technology celebrated 50 years of business at its Shawbury, Shropshire headquarters at the end of last year.

News from Rapra Technology, Jan 17, 2005

Institutions question climate change review

Four of the UK's largest professional engineering bodies express concern over the scientific viability of DEFRA's recent consultation on the milestone review of the UK Climate Change Programme.

News from Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), Jan 7, 2005

Ansys pays $5 million for software firm

Ansys buys provider of simulation software for solving linear, nonlinear, explicit and multi-body hydro-dynamics problems for $5 million in cash

News from Ansys, Jan 6, 2005

Engineering bodies slam Government consultation

Four of the UK's largest professional engineering bodies have expressed concerns regarding the scientific viability of Defra's consultation on the milestone review of the UK Climate Change Programme.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Dec 22, 2004

Manly is new Director General

The Manufacturing Technologies Association (MTA) has appointed Andrew Manly as its new Director General.

News from Manufacturing Technologies Association, Dec 15, 2004

Budget statement pleases MTA

Although last weeks pre-budget statement contained the expected pre-election optimism from the Government, The Manufacturing Technologies Association also found some reasons to be pleased.

News from Manufacturing Technologies Association, Dec 6, 2004

Institution applauds Brown's tax U-turn

The IEE has welcomed Gordon Brown's pre-budget pledge to undo the tax changes that have, inadvertently, prompted a dramatic decline in spinout activity from academic research.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Dec 3, 2004

NAFEMS and Micado to pool resources

NAFEMS and Micado have signed a memorandum of understanding to enable future collaboration and co-operation between the organisations.

News from NAFEMS, Dec 2, 2004

Society endorses vehicle servicing bill

The Society of Operations Engineers has welcomed the reading of a bill in Parliament calling for regulation of the UK vehicle servicing industry.

News from Society of Operations Engineers, Nov 30, 2004

Director outlines stainless growth strategy

Nigel Ward, the new Director of the British Stainless Steel Association has outlined some new initiatives for the association to address the lack of growth in the UK for the demand of stainless steel.

News from BSSA (British Stainless Steel Association), Nov 23, 2004