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Commitee aids Fieldbus marketing in India

The Fieldbus Foundation's Indian marketing committee is set to promote adoption of Foundation fieldbus technology throughout the Indian market.

News from Fieldbus Foundation ( 1 June 2007)

Business awards gain engineering dimension

Part of the UK National Business Awards the IMechE Engineering the Future Award is open to engineering centred solutions in any environment.

News from National Business Awards (31 May 2007)

72 engineering grants provided for training

The Royal Academy of Engineering has provided GBP 315,000 to support training programmes for small engineering companies

News from Royal Academy of Engineering (25 May 2007)

Engineering body welcomes White Paper

The Royal Academy of Engineering has welcomed the recent Energy White Paper.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering (24 May 2007)

Fieldbus seminar planned in Brazil

A one-day seminar in Brazil will cover all aspects of Foundation automation infrastructure management.

News from Fieldbus Foundation (18 May 2007)

Committee promotes fieldbus technology

A new marketing committee is set to promote adoption of Foundation fieldbus technology by the Brazilian industry.

News from Fieldbus Foundation (18 May 2007)

Grants support PR for engineering

The Royal Academy of Engineering is making 15 grants totalling GBP 346,090 to projects designed to promote public engagement with engineering.

News from Royal Academy of Engineering (18 May 2007)

Vice Chairman appointed to advisory council

Dr Graeme Philp has been elected as Vice-Chairman to the Fieldbus Foundation's Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Executive Advisory Council (EAC).

News from Fieldbus Foundation (17 May 2007)

Metallurgy gathering draws 35 companies

The 2007 EPMA General Assembly took place at the Richmond Hotel in Istanbul and was attended by nearly 40 people from some 35 companies.

News from European Powder Metallurgy Association ( 9 May 2007)

Blog charts network development

A new web log will cover CITGO's design and implementation of a "more secure process control network".

News from ISA ( 7 May 2007)

Awards programme addresses skills shortages

Awards programme offers almost GBP 1 million worth of scholarships, bursaries and awards to encourage a greater take up of university engineering and technology courses.

News from Institution of Engineering and Technology ( 1 May 2007)

Company receives third straight safety award

MacDermid Autotype has won the British Safety Council International Safety Award for the third year running. Brochure available

News from MacDermid Autotype (25 April 2007)

Company gains recognition as employer of women

Freescale has been awarded the Quality Mark by the UKRC following a rigorous assessment of the company's performance in achieving workplace equality and diversity.

News from UK Resource Centre for Women in SET (24 April 2007)

Wireless conference announced

ISA's upcoming conference in Canada is set to provide enterprise management and senior technical personnel with business insights into the current state of wireless technologies.

News from ISA (20 April 2007)

Automation co-operation receives new praise

The Fieldbus Foundation has praised efforts by the EDDL Co-operation Team (ECT) and FDT Group to create a single, unified solution for device integration compatible with both technologies.

News from Fieldbus Foundation (19 April 2007)

Website teaches visitors about EDDL

ISA's Electronic Device Description Language (EDDL) standards committee has released a new website promoting understanding of the technology.

News from ISA (19 April 2007)

New addition made to Fieldbus Foundation Board

Dr Gunther Kegel, Chief Executive Officer of Pepperl+Fuchs, Mannheim, Germany, has been named to the Fieldbus Foundation's Board of Directors.

News from Fieldbus Foundation (19 April 2007)

Power plant standard approved

ISARP77.60.05 provides guidance and suggests an approach for conducting a task analysis as part of the design and development of new control rooms/systems.