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Partnership puts technology on the piste

A new generation of ski equipment could be on the cards thanks to a successful partnership between the University of Bradford and Briton Engineering.

News from University Of Bradford, Jan 12, 2005

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BP to demo novel fieldbus developments

BP Chemicals is to host a field demonstration of Foundation fieldbus High Speed Ethernet (HSE) and Flexible Function Block (FFB) technology at its Lima, Ohio, USA, 1,4-butanediol (BDO) plant.

News from Fieldbus Foundation, Jan 10, 2005

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Knighthood for Jones of Toyota

Automotive Academy Chief Executive, Dr Alan Begg, has congratulated Alan Jones who has been made a Knight Bachelor in the New Year honours list.

News from Automotive Academy, Jan 6, 2005

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Profile gets servos working together

The Sercos interface Pack Profile is a subset of the Sercos interface functions defined for packaging machinery to improve multivendor interoperability of servos.

News from Sercos North America, Dec 28, 2004

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New schedule for automation qualification

The Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society has announced its 2005 exam schedule for the Certified Automation Professional (CAP) programme.

News from ISA, Dec 22, 2004

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Maintenance qualifications up for grabs

The Instrumentation, Systems, and Automation Society has announced its 2005 exam schedule for the Certified Industrial Maintenance Mechanics (CIMM) programme.

News from ISA, Dec 22, 2004

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Five young engineers on WorldSkills shortlist

UK Skills has revealed the names of five young engineers from across the UK who have been shortlisted for the UK team to compete in the WorldSkills Competition.

News from UK Skills, Dec 21, 2004

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EtherNet/IP conformance testing comes to Europe

The ODVA has authorised Europe's first test service provider for EtherNet/IP conformance testing.

News from ODVA, Dec 17, 2004

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Students star in robot games

Engineering students from Boston College were celebrating last week after winning the final of a national robot games competition at The Design and Technology Show at Birmingham's NEC.

News from Boston College, Dec 14, 2004

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New COMAH regulations open to discussion

The Health and Safety Commission (HSC) is seeking views on a draft updated guidance booklet covering the Control of Major Accident Hazards Regulations 1999 (COMAH).

News from Health and Safety Executive, Dec 13, 2004

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German auto makers endorse Profinet standard

Four major German automotive companies have agreed to back the Profinet industrial Ethernet standard.

News from Profibus Group, Dec 9, 2004

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Strategic growth areas to boost headcount

Rapra Technology is set to increase its headcount by over 40%, involving over 50 new jobs, through new business growth over the next five years.

News from Rapra Technology, Dec 9, 2004

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Academy welcomes Government training support

The Automotive Academy has welcomed last week's pre-budget report in which the Chancellor announced a national roll-out of employee training programmes.

News from Automotive Academy, Dec 6, 2004

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Gillan takes chair in aerospace engineering

Dr Mark Gillan, BEng and PhD (Queen's University Belfast), FRAeS, CEng, is joining the University of Surrey in February as the first appointee to the Sir George Edwards Chair in Aerospace Engineering.

News from University Of Surrey, Nov 30, 2004

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Businesses can resolve their own skills needs

New findings reveal that UK plc holds vocational qualifications in high esteem and recognises the role industry has to play in the provision of such education but is failing to take sufficient action.

News from Foundation Degrees, Nov 23, 2004

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New fieldbus-agnostic approach to safety

EPLsafety is a new bus-independent approach to safety within fieldbus-based systems.

News from EPSG (Ethernet Powerlink Standardization Group), Nov 19, 2004

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Associate membership scheme now available

The Hart Communication Foundation (HCF) has begun a new and extended membership programme for users of Hart communication technology.

News from Hart Communication Foundation, Nov 17, 2004

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Compliance schemes ready to register

Two industry compliance schemes are now in a position to register on behalf of their members in advance of UK legislation to enact the WEEE Directive.

News from GAMBICA, Nov 1, 2004

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IED prize for graduate designer

A wind-up toothbrush designed especially for children has helped Coventry University graduate Andrew Mitchell win the runner-up prize at the Institution of Engineering Designers Midlands competition.

News from Coventry University, Oct 29, 2004

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Mechatronics centre officially opened

The Right Hon Stephen Byers, MP, has officially launched the new Mechatronics Centre at North Tyneside College in Wallsend.

News from North Tyneside College, Oct 25, 2004

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Alaskan pipe dream comes to fruition

A North East England based company has won a major order to provide its hydraulic equipment to the $250 million Alaskan Pipeline project with help from UK Trade and Investment.

News from UK Trade and Investment, Oct 14, 2004

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Somerset company engineers success in Poland

Frome-based company Brewis Engineering is making inroads into Poland, winning GBP 10,000 of new business in the new EU accession state with help from UK Trade and Investment.

News from UK Trade and Investment, Oct 14, 2004

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New service helps penetrate Asian markets

ARC Advisory Group has launched a new strategic service focused on the Asian manufacturing and logistics markets.

News from ARC Advisory Group, Oct 5, 2004

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Brunel bucks spinout trend

Brunel Enterprise Centre is claiming a market-leading spinout success ratio and has outlined its unique approach to creating business success from an extensive academic research base.

News from Brunel University, Oct 1, 2004

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New standard sets steel test methods

A collaborative study on quantitative measurement of steel phase transformation by the American Iron and Steel Institute has resulted in a new ASTM standard.

News from ASTM International, Sep 29, 2004

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