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Free congress ticket is lure for new online index

To launch its all-new online industry index, the European Powder Metallurgy Association is holding a competition to win a free ticket to the Euro PM 2003 Congress and Exhibition.

News from European Powder Metallurgy Association, Feb 25, 2003

Student scoops global auto design prize

Coventry University student Per Magnus Skold has scooped second prize and $5000 in the prestigious World Automotive Design Competition organised and hosted by the Canadian International AutoShow.

News from Coventry University, Feb 21, 2003

Researchers seek simple hydrogen source

Researchers at the University of Warwick are leading a programme called Hydrofueler to connect petrol stations to the normal natural gas supply to fuel hydrogen powered vehicles.

News from University Of Warwick, Feb 19, 2003

Modifications to Machinery Directive

Machinery to be sold in the European Union must comply with the Machinery Directive.

News from TUV International - Rheinland Group, Feb 18, 2003

Award for automotive technology student

Coventry University automotive technology student Simon Duckworth has been presented with a national award for excellence following the hard work and determination he invested in his final year.

News from Coventry University, Feb 11, 2003

Pilot project to help metal finishing industry

The National Metals Technology Centre and industrial consultant E9 are collaborating on a pilot project to help metal finishing companies meet the growing demands of environmental legislation.

News from National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC), Feb 10, 2003

Help shape the future of the UK metals industry

The National Metals Technology Centre is inviting industry representatives to join a new advisory council which will help shape the future of the UK metals industry.

News from National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC), Feb 7, 2003

Bicycle design is a museum piece

Coventry University graduate Matt Tongue is on a fast track to the top all thanks to his innovative bicycle design.

News from Coventry University, Jan 31, 2003

Guidelines for Profinet installation

The most important criteria for broad acceptance of Ethernet in industrial automation applications include ease of handling during installation, communication and engineering.

News from The Profibus Group, Jan 29, 2003

Low-cost trial for technology sampling service

The DesignAid subscription service is the world's first to provide information on new technology by sending physical samples, a printed design guide, and an online database.

News from Inventables, Jan 21, 2003

New support for UK metals industry

The recently launched National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC) provides a long awaited centre of excellence for the UK metals industry.

News from National Metals Technology Centre (NAMTEC), Jan 17, 2003

Automotive supplier funds scholarship

One of the world's leading suppliers to the automotive industry has offered Coventry University engineering students the opportunity to take part in a mutually beneficial scholarship scheme.

News from Coventry University, Jan 16, 2003

IMechE award for Coventry graduate

Coventry University graduate Steven Cardew has been awarded first prize in the IMechE Queen's Silver Jubilee Competition 2002.

News from Coventry University, Dec 18, 2002

Advice on saving energy

A new Energy Centre aims to provide a single point of contact for help and advice on a wide range of energy related products, support and service.

News from Mitsubishi Electric Automation Systems, Nov 29, 2002

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SARTOR set for revamp

A working panel led by the Engineering Council (UK) has met to review and update the standards and criteria that govern professional qualifications in the engineering sector.

News from The Engineering Council, Nov 21, 2002

Website provides advance notice of events

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers has a new website dedicated to conferences and events.

News from Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Nov 20, 2002

Coventry pilots engineering graduate apprentices

Coventry University engineering student Tom Dale recently became the first fully qualified graduate apprentice in engineering in the UK.

News from Coventry University, Nov 19, 2002

Clustering provides technological breeding ground

Successful technological innovation in key areas such as computing and biosciences the basis for new companies that can develop and sell new products is a fundamental driver of economic growth.

News from DTI Global Watch Service, Nov 13, 2002

Website verifies safety certification

The TUVdotcom website allows consumers, manufacturers, purchasers and regulatory agencies to check the validity of TUV safety certificates.

News from TUV International - Rheinland Group, Nov 13, 2002

Guides on the CCL and PWM inverter operation

GAMBICA has produced new guides on the Climate Change Levy (CCL) and on PWM inverter operation.

News from GAMBICA, Oct 28, 2002

Short courses update to master's level

The University of Sheffield's Department of Automatic Control and Systems Engineering is offering a series of short courses at master's level.

News from University Of Sheffield, Oct 25, 2002

Recycling electrical and electronic equipment

A two-day event on "Recycling electrical and electronic equipment" will take place on 2nd-3rd December 2002 at the Regents Park Marriott Hotel in London.

News from ERA Technology, Oct 15, 2002

Revamped website features e-learning

The British Fluid Power Association and the British Fluid Power Distributors Association website now features a more colourful, crisp appearance having been completely revamped.

News from The British Fluid Power Association, Oct 11, 2002

Latest fluid power directories published

The British Fluid Power Association has published new editions of the BFPA and BFPDA directories.

News from The British Fluid Power Association, Oct 7, 2002

Sponsorship provides educational 3D CAD software

Rotherham-based seal manufacturer Asseal is to help ensure Sheffield Hallam University engineering students benefit from using the latest industry-standard CAD software.

News from Sheffield Hallam University, Oct 4, 2002

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