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Design, analysis and optimisation of turbomachines
Fluent is combining with Concepts NREC and Engineous Software to offer a "lunch and learn" seminar on "Design, analysis and optimisation of turbomachinery".
News from Fluent (15 September 2003)
Seminar covers shock and vibration
A new application-oriented three-day seminar on shock and vibration is being run by Bruel + Kjaer.
News from Bruel + Kjaer (12 September 2003)
Seminar on web handling and converting
Sensor Products is organising a two-day technical seminar on web handling and converting in association with Finishing Technologies.
News from Sensor Products (25 August 2003)
Technical seminars at Photonex
The UK Industrial Vision Association will be hosting two days of free technical seminars at the forthcoming new Imaging Science section of the Photonex 03 exhibition.
News from UK Industrial Vision Association (20 August 2003)
How compliant are you with 21 CFR Part 11?
A recent - and soon to be repeated - seminar hosted by ABB Eutech Process Solutions addressed the full implications of compliance with the US FDA's 21 CFR Part 11 regulations.
News from ABB Eutech Process Solutions (19 August 2003)
Driving productivity through technology
As part of its new information dissemination initiative the GTMA is holding a series of technology seminars, the first of which is being hosted by Seco Tools (UK) on 7th October 2003.
News from GTMA (13 August 2003)
Seminars put product development to the fore
A series of half-day seminars aims to help UK manufacturing industry to significantly improve the management of new product development as a practical and highly competitive business-winning strategy.
News from TICS (23 July 2003)
Seminar tackles tricky medical engineering topic
The Medical Division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers is to hold its international seminar "Incontinence: the engineering challenge" on 29th-30th October 2003 at the IMechE HQ in London.
News from Institution of Mechanical Engineers (22 July 2003)
Seminar to analyse permissioning regimes
A new seminar "Permissioning regimes and safety cases - do they enhance safety?" will be held at One Birdcage Walk in London on 17th October 2003.
News from Institution of Mechanical Engineers (22 July 2003)
Seminar highlights plastics technologies
Successful companies in the plastics industry are investing in the latest technologies to enhance product quality while reducing costs both in production and assembly and reducing time to market.
News from Moldflow (Europe) (19 June 2003)
Seminar introduces SMEs to six sigma
TMS Insight is putting together a half-day seminar to introduce awareness to SMEs based on a series of six sigma key objectives.
News from TMS Insight (Wolverhampton) (11 June 2003)
Seminar helps understanding of fasteners
A new two-day seminar aims to give engineers and other technical personnel up-to-date specifications and a better understanding of the complexity of mechanical joining with fasteners.
News from Sensor Products ( 9 June 2003)
Noise seminars cover the UK
Bruel + Kjaer has launched its "Noise Tours 2003" seminar programme.
News from Bruel + Kjaer (22 May 2003)
Early evening seminars are big on quality
Early evening seminars dedicated to quality as a key competition issue, for West Midlands manufacturers, will take place on Wednesday 21st May at Birmingham's Technology Innovation Centre.
News from The Technology Innovation Centre (20 May 2003)
Seminar on design and analysis of composites
Wilde FEA will host a seminar on "The design and analysis of composites" in conjunction with the University of Salford on 26th and 27th June 2003.
News from Wilde FEA (20 May 2003)
Workshops extol Six Sigma benefits
TMS Insight (Wolverhampton) and EEF North West have teamed up to deliver a series of one-day Six Sigma workshops starting on the 14th July, being held at EEF North West head office in Warrington.
News from TMS Insight (Wolverhampton) (12 May 2003)
Seminars address hot transmission topics
The British Mechanical Power Transmission Association (BMPTA), formerly the British Gear Association, is holding its first two seminars since recently changing its name.
News from British Mechanical Power Transmission Association (22 April 2003)
Lean workshops focus on product development
A new three-day interactive workshop course shows design and manufacturing managers how to better organise and run product development programmes using lean methodology.
News from TICS (18 April 2003)
Seminars make light work of Profibus
Dates and venues have now been set for the 2003 series of "Profibus made easy" seminars organised by Profibus UK.
News from The Profibus Group ( 7 April 2003)
Seminars explain the Pressure Equipment Directive
A new series of PED seminars are designed to provide an understanding of the Pressure Equipment Directive and the processes required to achieve compliance.
News from Pedcat (21 March 2003)
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