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Innovation award beckons for Inventables

Inventables has been nominated by Aaron Rudberg, Director of the Argonne-ITEC, for the Chicago Innovation Awards, which recognise companies that have created innovative and thriving products.

News from Inventables, Aug 26, 2004

Scheme aims to update engineering education

Engineering lecturers at UK further education colleges are to be given the chance to apply for up to GBP 10,000 of private funding in order to send them out into industry.

News from New Engineering Foundation, Aug 25, 2004

Expansion for power quality training programme

Three new members, Riello Galatrek, Premium Power and PFC Engineering, double the size of the Power Quality Partnership and bring new expertise to the UK's premier power quality training programme.

News from Copper Development Association, Aug 18, 2004

IEE honoured in engineering awards

The IEE has been named Best Supporting Company/Individual at the first combined industry-sponsored Young Engineers for Britain and YEDA Annual Celebration of Engineering Awards.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Aug 6, 2004

Polymeric R and D - the Faraday role

Polymeric-based research is alive and well in the UK, and the main strategic issues are to do with the "development" half of the traditional R and D equation.

News from Faraday Plastics Partnership, Aug 4, 2004

Survey shows healthy UK investment in automation

A nationwide survey reveals that UK manufacturing industry has a high level of satisfaction with automation suppliers.

News from Drives and Controls, Aug 4, 2004

IEE rewards innovative student racers

The 2004 Formula Student team from Lulea University of Technology in Sweden has been awarded the IEE award for "Most innovative use of electrical engineering".

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

NAMTEC invests in people

The National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC) has achieved Investors in People status, less than two years after its launch.

News from National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC), Aug 2, 2004

Pittman to receive Albert F Sperry Award

John Pittman, former President and CEO of the Fieldbus Foundation, will receive the 2004 Albert F Sperry Award from The Instrumentation, Systems and Automation Society.

News from ISA, Jul 29, 2004

Digital Dimensions joins the "top ten"

Digital Dimensions has become SolidProfessor's tenth North American reseller and will market its products exclusively in the Southern California and Arizona region.

News from SolidProfessor, Jul 16, 2004

Chemical awards for Rohm and Haas and Millenium

Rohm and Haas, of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, has received a national manufacturing improvement award - for batch or speciality manufacture - for its acrylic emulsion plant improvement.

News from PICME, Jul 15, 2004

Talented youngsters impress industry

Sound commercial sense was accompanied by innovative ideas at the Technology Design and Innovation competition final.

News from The Manufacturing Technologies Association, Jul 13, 2004

Student racers move into top gear

Formula Student 2004, the sold-out student racing competition, is in top gear for this weekend's event (9th-11th July) at Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome and Proving Ground, south of Leicester.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Jul 8, 2004

Tool speeds access to metals-related information

The UK National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC) has added a powerful search tool to its website enabling site visitors to search over 10,000 pages of metals-related information in a single search.

News from National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC), Jul 6, 2004

Middle East users to meet in Bahrain

The Fieldbus Foundation End User Council Middle East will hold its inaugural End User Council meeting, "Multaqa 2004", from 13th to 15th September 2004, at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Manama, Bahrain.

News from Fieldbus Foundation, Jul 5, 2004

Leeds to host centres of industrial collaboration

Leeds University has won contracts to deliver two pioneering new centres, launched this week by Yorkshire Forward to help businesses exploit world-class research.

News from Yorkshire Forward, Jul 5, 2004

Lotus wins Goodwood Soapbox Challenge

The Lotus Type 119c blitzed the competition to win the Gravity Racing Club's Soapbox Challenge at the 2004 Goodwood Festival of Speed with an astounding record-breaking performance.

News from Group Lotus, Jul 2, 2004

Trophy for BAE apprentice

The MMMA Trophy in the Institute of Sheet Metal Engineering National Craft Awards Competition 2004 has been awarded to David Petch, a 2nd year apprentice at BAE Systems.

News from Metalforming Machinery Makers' Association, Jul 2, 2004

Award for MRI pioneer

One of the pioneers of magnetic resonance imaging has been awarded the prestigious Sir Frank Whittle Medal.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering, Jun 15, 2004

Parliamentary praise for Power Academy

Bill Olner MP, Chairman of the Associate Parliamentary Engineering Group, has tabled an Early Day Motion (EDM) congratulating all those involved in joining forces to create The Power Academy.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Jun 11, 2004

LEM joins Power Quality Partnership

LEM Instruments has become the latest company to join the Power Quality Partnership, the UK group which is part of the Leonardo Power Quality Initiative.

News from Copper Development Association, Jun 10, 2004

Power Academy to address skills shortages

The IEE, the UK's electricity network companies and three leading engineering universities are joining forces to combat a serious shortfall in the number of power engineers in the UK.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Jun 9, 2004

Indonesian chapter for Fieldbus Foundation

The Fieldbus Foundation has expanded its list of global Foundation fieldbus marketing committees with the formation of an Indonesian chapter.

News from Fieldbus Foundation, Jun 8, 2004

CeBIT delegation provides Sweet success

Geoffrey Sweet Associates joined the UK Trade and Investment delegation to the Hannover Fair in Germany and picked up two contracts worth GBP 14 million.

News from UK Trade and Investment, Jun 8, 2004

Nomiations open for 2005 Queen's Awards

Outstanding businesses from the engineering sector are being urged to act now for the chance to win the UK's ultimate business accolade - a Queen's Award for Enterprise.

News from Queen's Awards for Enterprise, Jun 8, 2004

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